Sentence examples for involve a coalition from inspiring English sources
Some environmentalists fear that the final package will involve a coalition deal that renders the parliamentary vote obsolete.
In other words, in our view the political solution will involve a coalition government led by Mr Tsvangirai as Prime Minister, endowed with the most extensive powers and, moreover, relying on the majority that he holds in Parliament.
Direct talks would also have implications for an existing series of negotiations involving a coalition of major powers, including the United States.
The UN security council was first briefed last December over a rebel offensive involving a coalition called Seleka operating from the settlements north of Kaga-Bandoro.
The long-awaited operation to take back Mosul began on 16 October, involving a coalition of more than 30,000 troops drawn from Iraqi army forces, Kurdish peshmerga fighters and Shia militias, supported by airstrikes from a US-led coalition.
Moreover, as it so happens, it could be to NATO's advantage that its Libya mission involves a coalition of willing Western and Arab countries in which the United States prudently takes a back seat.
The conditions included ensuring that Ukraine's interim government involved a coalition of all political forces, including Yanukovych's Party of Regions, disbanding all armed revolutionary factions and making Russian an official state language.
There will be no Labour government if it involves a coalition or a deal with SNP, Ed Miliband has said.
In England, the Great Revolt against Henry's rule involved a coalition of rebel barons, bolstered by support from the King of Scotland and European allies.
Soon, however, the effort will involve a broader coalition of allies, though still mostly in support roles.
The terms of the deal could involve a formal coalition or a looser pact involving the Liberal Democrats remaining on the opposition benches, but backing a minority Conservative government tied to a raft of policy commitments to the smaller party.
