Sentence examples for frequent coalition from inspiring English sources

Writing under the pen name Nissan Ibrahim, Hassan's posts described life for residents of Raqqa, Isis's Syrian stronghold, and the frequent coalition airstrikes against the group.

The post-war Labour-Conservative duopoly might end, and a new era would begin, with stronger minor parties and more frequent coalition governments.

But, after watching the party contort its policies and its principles, voters concluded that the new voting system, which would produce more frequent coalitions, was not such a good idea.

The conditions have only been made worse by frequent Saudi-led coairstrikesrstrikes on roads and bridges where aid would normally be transported.

With together about 90° the most frequent observed coalitions are the calcaneonavicular and talocalcaneal.

Lately, attacks on that road have been so frequent that the coalition doesn't bother with clearing the site of the attacks like it used to.

Saada is a Houthi stronghold and comes under frequent fire from coalition airstrikes.

But one of the big arguments against electoral reform has been that by making way for more representation beyond the two biggest parties, electoral reform will make cross-party coalitions frequent, as they are in continental Europe, and that that would be a Bad Thing.

This leaves an important outstanding question: given that prime males were the frequent target of coalitions, why did they nevertheless secure a share of the matings in the study group?

The resulting anti-Thaksin coalition weathered frequent pro-Thaksin demonstrations - often by dint of military force - for four years before losing power in elections to a government led by Thaksin's sister, Yingluck Shinawatra.

Tarsal coalition may cause frequent ankle instability (Figure 15).