Sentence examples for mainstream coalition from inspiring English sources

But they should reach out to moderate Republican senators and build a mainstream coalition.

A leader of the most mainstream coalition in the movement, Win Without War, of which moveon.org is a part, is urging members to participate in the Answer demonstration.

Mr. Cook said the senator would appeal to a broad coalition of mainstream Republicans, as well as independents and many Democrats.

The establishment response is likely to be a Berlin-style grand coalition of mainstream Christian and social democrats, blithely ignoring the upstarts and pushing through their "more Europe" agenda.

Mr Akehurst added: "Labour First is trying to build the broadest possible coalition of mainstream and moderate Labour activists to resist a Hard Left takeover of our party's internal democratic structures, and protect and support hardworking moderate councillors, MPs and CLP officers.

But he grew increasingly unpopular with mainstream politicians and a coalition of opposition groups drawn from tribal and Islamist backgrounds who accused him of mishandling domestic problems, including preparations for municipal elections that were to due to be held this year.

If the Freedom party maintains its position in the polls, it stands to unseat the governing coalition of mainstream parties in the next general election, which will occur next spring at the latest.

The government is a stable, though sometimes fractious, coalition of three mainstream parties.

But the left did badly even where it is in opposition (France and Italy) or in coalition with the mainstream right (Germany, the Netherlands and Austria).

One of Britain's biggest unions is preparing to fund election candidates against mainstream parties to oppose the coalition's cuts.

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