Sentence examples for proper coalition from inspiring English sources

A full and proper coalition?

GREECE has given birth to its first proper coalition government in modern times.

Labour has become a coalition and, as Owen Jones suggested in a recent essay, one way forward might be a proper coalition agreement.

However much the current crisis may be a function of a military bungle like Donald Rumsfeld's inadequate deployment of troops or the diplomatic failure to attract a proper coalition, it is above all else the product of cultural hubris.

The Lib Dems will be given up to five cabinet posts by David Cameron as he delivers on his pledge last night to have a full and proper coalition government with the Lib Dems.

"I'm very proud of the fact that we've made the first proper coalition government in many many years in this country work.

For those reasons I aim to form a proper and full coalition between the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats.

It's the first proper byelection since the coalition was formed.

And partly because the party leadership has now admitted that Tory MPs would have to have a proper vote on a coalition agreement.

Mr da Silva's lead is likely to shrink once the campaign proper begins, since the coalition parties will have the lion's share of free election broadcasts, which will be allotted in proportion to the votes cast in 1998.

He allowed that he was no fan of Prime Minister Ehud Barak, who was "just doing everything to earn a place in the history books, without a coalition or proper support".