Sentence examples for pressing coalition from inspiring English sources
Mick Stevens, the general secretary of the Nottinghamshire Union of Democratic Mineworkers, is pressing coalition ministers for an early decision.
They are pressing for a coalition government that includes Sunnis.
We want to strengthen the hand of the coalition pressing for freer trade.
At the Paris climate negotiations last month, both countries teamed up in a "high ambition coalition" pressing for stricter temperature limits.
It's no coincidence that these workers are members of the powerful 1199/S.E.I.U., headed by Dennis Rivera, which led a coalition pressing for the bill.
She has done a diligent job of building a bipartisan coalition pressing for more sweeping change, and further debate about the sexual assault problem and its solutions can help strengthen the result when the Senate negotiates a final bill with the House.
Under this new approach, now being refined by Pentagon and State Department officials, the White House is pressing for a coalition of nations that would allow ships to be boarded and aircraft to be forced down the moment they slipped into any cooperative country's waters or airspace.
Calif., real estate agent who was among thousands of passengers stranded on airplanes at airports near Dallas last Dec. 29, has rallied 20,000 supporters in a coalition pressing for a so-called passengers' bill of rights that would, among other things, require the airlines to allow passengers to get out of a parked plane after more than three hours.
Last December's annual UN climate summit, in South Africa, saw the EU team up alongside at least 80 nations, primarily small island states and Least Developed Countries (LDCs), in a new "rainbow coalition" pressing for a new global deal that would eventually restrict all nations' emissions.
There is now a broad coalition pressing for improvements.
This is particularly pressing as under the coalition government the number of academy schools grew from 203 in May 2013 to 1807 in May 2012.
