Sentence examples for group coalition from inspiring English sources

City Till I Die, the fans' group coalition opposing the change, have said in a statement that they: "Remain confident that the FA will make the right decision, and protect the heritage and traditions of Hull City AFC, and those of other clubs whose identities may come under threat".

However, there is a minority that do show willingness to pay for these benefits, and the authors conclude: "The support growing from sports' role in creating civic pride may make the job of forming an interest group coalition to extract economic rents from the majority easier".

WikiLeaks acknowledged the media race to publish on its Twitter feed Sunday night, writing that "Domscheit-Berg" -- a reference to ex-WikiLeaks member and tell-all author Daniel Domscheit-Berg -- "NYT, Guardian, attempted Gitmo spoiler against our 8 group coalition.

Bandwagoning and alliance-building are opposing forces that can result in a wide range of group coalition structures depending on their relative strengths [32].

Mr. Hsu is now 27 and runs a nonprofit group, Coalition for Queens, that is lobbying the city to build an applied science university there.

Despite the odds, Jeremy Kennedy, of the anti-amendment group Coalition to Protect All NC Families, insists that there is still a chance the amendment may be defeated.

The real obstacles to policy action on inequality are more deeply ingrained in the structure of American politics, demographics, and interest group coalitions.

Principles of attachment theory have been used to explain adult social behaviours, including mating, social dominance and hierarchical power structures, in-group identification, group coalitions, and negotiation of reciprocity and justice.

This can be done by assessing strategic opportunities and building sustained alliances and partnerships with media, activists, academics and sexual minority group coalitions for long term change in attitudes, behaviour and legal frameworks.

Attend events sponsored by aging group coalitions.

Ozawa left the LDP in the summer of 1993 over the question of political reform and put together Shinseito (Japan Renewal Party)—a seven-group coalition that toppled the Liberal Democrats, who had held power for 38 years.