Sentence examples for feel coalition from inspiring English sources

Campaigners, including the Labour MP Joan Ruddock, who set up a campaign group to help represent Afghan women living in the UK, feel coalition governments are in danger of overlooking any role for women in a future Afghani government.

Despite the attacks, many Kenyans feel the coalition government had to intervene in Somalia.

"I feel the coalition government, particularly the Tories, don't have an understanding of what it is like to be a working-class person just getting by".

Last September, opinions were broadly balanced, with 48% saying they thought the coalition was doing "well", against 51% who said they felt the coalition was doing "badly".

He told his party conference about "being in bed" with the Tories and how he felt the coalition was good for the government, the country and the Liberal Democrats.

Additionally, President Bush and Secretary of State Baker felt the coalition victory had increased U.S. prestige abroad and believed there was a window of opportunity to use the political capital generated by the coalition victory to revitalize the Arab-Israeli peace process.

How does Adrian feel about the coalition?

Or perhaps Lib Dems feel the current coalition with the Conservatives has more or less run its course.

"To the contrary, they feel the international coalition is weak and stuttering and not enough of a reason to give up their nuclear program".

But the Liberals, the senior partner in the two-year-old coalition, feel they have already made too many redistributionist concessions to Mr Samsom.

Another idea from Chris Morgan is getting students to work in small groups with flip cameras to make a video outlining what students feel about the coalition budget proposals.