Sentence examples for immense coalition from inspiring English sources

More than a million Brazilians protested on the streets last year because they felt that the ethics of this immense coalition of power and wealth, combined with corruption across government, had brought more dispossession and poverty, instead of than prosperity and security, to the common people.

The anti-fast track coalition was immense – labor was at its heart, and it included environmental, faith, immigrant and food safety groups.

The persistence of this coalition required an immense amount of self-deception on both sides.

These differences, involving tax, energy and health issues, have created immense tensions ever since the coalition was established in 2009.

While CENTCOM officials insist that the American assistance program is "primarily an advisory one," experts counter that the coalition would have immense difficulty operating politically and militarily in its absence.

The sudden order for elections within two or three months would resolve the constitutional issue, but it would also present the Afghan government and coalition forces with an immense logistical and security task.

At Stockholm's immense brick town hall, the moderate-conservative coalition government fully supports the gender policy.

The result, giving the pro-austerity conservative and socialist parties enough votes to form a fragile and awkward ruling coalition, won't erase the immense problems that face Greece and the euro zone, both apart and together.

Under immense popular pressure, prime minister Antonis Samaras' fragile coalition has attempted to persuade troika technocrats that it can raise the money if the tax is merged with other property duties.

Unlike his tempestuous first term, when his cabinet was in constant turmoil, the new Netanyahu presided over the calmest Israeli coalition in recent memory, enjoying immense popularity and becoming a consensus figure in the process.

Energy Secretary Chris Huhne has defended the coalition and said a period of "immense unpopularity" was inevitable.