Sentence examples for long coalition from inspiring English sources
EHUD BARAK'S absurdly long coalition negotiations, approaching the home straight at last, have lurched suddenly to the right.
In his comments, Mr. Rumsfeld gave no timetable for how long coalition forces would remain in Iraq.
The long coalition supply lines, along which much-needed ammunition, food, fuel and water are ferried, have been vulnerable to guerrilla-style raids.Related items The scene in Baghdad: Good days for pigeon-sellersMar 27th 2003 In the fog of warMar 27th 2003To the soldiers involved and the journalists accompanying them, these firefights can seem apocalyptic.
But they promised good news and fears of a breakup of their month-long coalition subsided, the local news media reported.
Jim Yong Kim said it was possible to cap the rise in global temperatures at 2C but that so far there had been a failure to replicate the "unbelievable" success of the 15-year-long coalition of activists and scientists to develop a treatment for HIV.
The year-long coalition of more than 500 charities, trade unions and other campaigning groups, which has the film director Richard Curtis as one of its figureheads, was behind the highly visible lobbying campaign that saw millions of people wearing white wristbands to highlight its aims.
TWELVE weeks after its election, followed by the longest coalition negotiations in its history, Germany has a new government at last.
Other weaknesses existed long before coalition troops entered Iraq.
Before long, this "coalition of the willing" evolved into the Athenian empire.
But how long the coalition holds together is anyone's guess, with some suggesting that it will inevitably break up with the next elections.
They both appear to be using the photograph to send discreet hand signals to bookmakers about how long this coalition of all the talents will last.
