Sentence examples for it a coalition from inspiring English sources
You call it a coalition government.
The Tories would brand it a "coalition of the losers".
His appointment highlights how Labor's withdrawal has narrowed Mr. Sharon's government, rendering it a coalition of rightist and religious parties.
Barak called it a "coalition for peace" and immediately embarked on a whirlwind diplomatic drive that included meetings with Turkey's Pres.
Jim Woolsey, a Prius-driving former head of the CIA, who numbers himself among them, calls it "a coalition of tree-huggers, sod-busters, cheap hawks and evangelicals".Sod-busters, explains Mr Woolsey, is a south-western term for farmers.
The demonstration has been organised by Reclaim It, a coalition of feminists and activists from UK Uncut, Occupy and Disabled People Against Cuts, which has been specifically formed to take direct action on International Women's Day.
But I don't buy the argument that because it's a coalition it's an inactive government.
Its support in East Berlin (48% in 2001) led to it forming a coalition government with the SPD.
Are we witnessing the beginning of the end of "the West" as we have known it -- a coalition of U.S.-led, like-minded allies, bound by core shared values and strategic threats?
