Sentence examples for opposed coalition from inspiring English sources

McNamara said his vote did not mean he opposed coalition with Fine Gael.

These reflected, at any rate, a strategic concept other than attrition: the elimination of the opposing coalition's weakest member.

Labour needs to choose whether to oppose coalition cuts because it disapproves of the targets or because it disagrees with the fundamental need for a smaller state.

Syria has been nothing but trouble for years — funneling killers into Iraq to oppose coalition forces, assassinating its opponents in Lebanon, arming Hezbollah to attack Israel, and starting a nuclear weapons program with help from North Korea.

When the bill went before the full committee, Waxman offered amendment after amendment seeking fissures in the opposing coalition.

(Participant-16, auditor, public sector, secularist) Although the lines dividing groups in work are sociopolitical, participants described how ethnic and religious sect identities were used as an indirect means of targeting members of the opposing coalition.

The United States should encourage talks between the governments of mainland China and Taiwan, among all strata of society and among opposing coalitions.

Cross-country co-operation For and against the foreign-born Weldless The naked truth ReprintsThe debate is monopolised by two broad and opposing coalitions, one pushing for the rapid introduction of competition, the other arguing for a slower phase-in and cushier (some would say outrageous) terms for the established players.

BigEnergy vividly shows how deal value can emerge through intensive discussion and interactions involving opposing coalitions.

There were two opposing coalitions within the buyer, both with very strong opinions and confidence in their points of view.

ISSUE LISTS: two opposing coalitions engaged in bargaining to pass or block the deal; one coalition focused on proposing a deal in line with the CEO's strategic goals.