Sentence examples for problem with the coalition from inspiring English sources

"It's a problem with the coalition forces.

That's the problem with the coalition government's big society idea, in a nutshell".

I don't have a problem with the coalition," he says.

The shadow chancellor was asked why Labour never taxed the super rich more, if it has a problem with the coalition cutting the top 50p tax rate in the Budget.

The Coalition has not released the advice it received from the bureaucracy about the Direct Action policy, but the "blue book" prepared by the Treasury in the event of a Coalition victory in 2010 also described a carbon-pricing mechanism as "the only realistic way of achieving the deep cuts in emissions that are required" and said "scaling up" from 5% was a major problem with the Coalition policy.

A third problem with rejecting the coalition's approach to science out-of-hand is that it raises an unhelpful question: which of the priorities of the current government might not be funded under a Labour government?

The problem with the international coalition was that it was never serious, because it had political inhibitions against hitting Daesh, because they believe that hitting Daesh before they have a solution for Bashar al-Assad would help Bashar.

He says he has no problem with the idea of coalition in principle.

Ed Balls made clear on Wednesday that he plans to paint Labour as the party that will get to grips with the deficit problem the coalition has failed to crack, and to do so in a "fair" way.

It's not a problem of the coalition government.

He suggested that the problem for the Lib Dems with the coalition's decision to raise tuition fees to £9,000 was not so much the policy as the fact that it broke a pre-election promise.