Although the party lost its outright majority, falling from 69 seats won in 2011 to 63 in 2016, Sturgeon opted not to pursue coalition rule (the most likely partner would probably have been the Scottish Green Party).
It's a scenario that most Germans and political parties had hoped to avoid, and one that initially seemed unlikely as Chancellor Angela Merkel pursued a coalition government with several smaller parties in the weeks following Germany's September election.
Livingstone has spent the whole of his political life pursuing the rainbow coalition.
Tunisia's next government will almost certainly be a coalition, pursuing a middle-of-the-road reformist policy based on a national consensus.In this section A nation divided Equal and colour-blind?
Separately, papers filed yesterday in Washington by the coalition pursuing the Freedom of Information lawsuit said that an official from the Justice Department's Office of Legal Policy disclosed at a panel discussion last Thursday that only 160 detainees were still in custody.
He argued that, while a win for the yes campaign might not bring down the government, it could put the brakes on the coalition pursuing a rightwing free market ideology, including the controversial shakeup of the NHS.
If all actors pursue a coalition-formation strategy by adopting concepts from other actors with a similar concept profile (third diagram), the result is very similar.
He led a string of coalition governments pursuing nationalist and populist policies until October 1998, when an alliance of liberals, centrists, left-wingers and ethnic Hungarians ousted him, forming a new coalition with Mikulas Dzurinda as prime minister.
The word "pursuing," the coalition letter points out, lacks specificity.
The coalition is pursuing a political-military strategy based on three tasks.
