Sentence examples for most coalition from inspiring English sources
Though it will not secure an absolute majority, most coalition scenarios play out well for Mrs Merkel.
Like most coalition bases, Shank employs many Afghans, most of them in low-level construction, maintenance and service jobs.
Iraqi officials have insisted that they are not Iraqis, and most coalition officials appear inclined to agree with that.
The party representing Bulgaria's Turkish minority, a fixture in most coalition governments since 1989, is widely criticised by anti-corruption campaigners.
But most coalition members have been slow to use the index, and there's no evidence they are reducing – not merely reporting – their impact.
When it comes to Iraq, that sense of outrage is missing for most coalition members, and more important, their national interests work against an anti-Saddam crusade.
"The truth is, most coalitions in Congress come together for temporary purposes," said Representative Dennis J. Kucinich, an Ohio Democrat who opposes the measure.
That said, the country's kukuriku (Croatian onomatopoeia for "cock-a-doodle-do") centre-left coalition government is – like most coalitions – a little muddled at the moment, according to Danko Radaljac, a columnist for the Novi List newspaper.
It will be the AKP's most likely coalition partner.Any coalition could bicker, procrastinate and eventually dissolve.
Contrary to the article, choice programs are embraced by the largest and most diverse coalition in recent history — a coalition that includes Republican and Democratic legislators, civil rights leaders, business leaders, local officials and educators.
Earlier (see 1.25pm) I said this would be the most colossal coalition split since 2010 and that this could have long-term implications for coalition relations.
