Before his departure, the president said he would suggest to the General Assembly that, instead of forming a coalition for war, the world's nations should work together for peace and justice.
Instead of a loose coalition of warring nation-states, the factions are a ragtag group of scientists and the residents of a colony ship called the Nightflyer enlisted to investigate a mysterious alien entity called "The Volcryn".
which indicates that we only need to calculate the utilities of ({mathcal {H}}_{c}) and ({mathcal {H}}_{c^{s}}) instead of all coalitions.
Instead of relying on a coalition of Hispanics and whites, he is trying to build a coalition of Hispanics and blacks.
A common response I've heard from the left is that I'm slyly seeking to sow discord by disingenuously arguing that the larger union movement is not in fact one, but is instead a coalition of fundamentally distinct organisations of unequal moral standing.
Instead the recent impression of a coalition in the throes of nervous breakdown seems even more compelling.
Instead of a broad centre-right coalition, Poland faced the possibility of a minority government led by PiS and drawing support from the ultra-populist right.On October 26th, relations between PO and PiS fell to a new low when, at the latter's behest, a zealously Catholic and Eurosceptic politician, Marek Jurek, was installed as speaker of parliament.
Oliver Letwin, the Tory policy chief, has often spoken of his affection for the "friendship" of a coalition instead of an overall majority for the Conservative party with its "spectrum of opinion", which he likened to a formal "marriage".
Instead of settling for a coalition government, in which the AKP could lose control of key ministries and agencies, the president opted to push the country into re-election under radically altered circumstances.
Then, however, it would be sensible for i1 and i2 to form instead a coalition in favour of B. This gives i3 a good motive to offer i1 a coalition in favour of C, etc.
