Sentence examples for odd coalition from inspiring English sources

This odd coalition outweighed the solidly pro-euro sentiments of Denmark's business community.

Indeed, an odd coalition of environmentalists and conservatives has sprung up around the country to defend solar power.

But proponents, led by an odd coalition of idiosyncratic liberals and venture capitalists, argue that it's critical to bring a new realism to municipal budget discussions.

The Lokpal campaign, led by Mr. Hazare, brought together an odd coalition of civil society leaders, in what became known as Team Anna.

An odd coalition of business groups, trade unions and civil-rights organisations is pushing hard for reform under the umbrella of the Alliance for Immigration Reform 2007.

But RSF is probably right to reach its gloomy conclusion: press freedom is in retreat from a very odd coalition of foes.

But there are odd coalitions to be had, even in the age of polarization.

Odd coalitions have sprung up in opposition, from liberal Democrats who abhor China's labor and environmental standards to conservative Republicans who criticize Beijing's human rights record and threats against Taiwan.

The governing coalition is an odd alliance of former rivals New Democracy and Pasok, with the moderates of Democratic Left.

"I like coalition on principle", asserts a sprightly 91-year-old.This cheerfulness is odd, because coalition has not been kind to the Liberal Democrat Party.

Dr. Kochi has powerful allies on DDT and, more broadly, on using insecticide sprays, in Congress and the Bush administration — an odd bedfellows coalition for an agency of the United Nations, which has often been at odds with the White House.