Sentence examples for remarkable coalition from inspiring English sources
Those laws were challenged by a remarkable coalition of liberal and conservative lawmakers and a diverse collection of organizations.
A remarkable coalition of state officials, insurance companies, hospitals, physicians, and nurses — many among them less than friendly to the Obama Administration — have filed briefs in the case warning of the consequences if the subsidies are withdrawn.
Peter Quennell wrote that Hervey was the "chronicler of this remarkable coalition" and that she was Hervey's "heroine".
Middleton (2007) argues that Pontiac's vision, courage, persistence, and organizational abilities allowed him to activate a remarkable coalition of Indian nations prepared to fight successfully against the British.
On the upside, St . Paul(MN) became the latest city to adopt instant runoff voting (IRV) in an effort backed by a remarkable coalition of former city mayors, U.S. Senators, state legislators and good government leaders.
One of the national movement's key strategists, she is a powerful speaker, a brilliant organizer, and a remarkable coalition builder who works closely with unions, faith groups, and students, and is no stranger to jail cells as a frequent participant in civil disobedience.
Anti-amendment forces, under the umbrella of the Coalition to Protect NC Families, built a formidable operation and remarkable coalitions in a short period of time.
A good example of this, on the left, is Brazil, which has a classic case of a late-19th-century Labour party based on an alliance of trade unions, workers, the general poor, intellectuals, ideologists and varying kinds of left [wingers], which has produced a remarkable governing coalition.
This is precisely why the Conservative Party, along with the remarkable Stop Climate Chaos coalition, has called for a climate-change Bill in the next session of Parliament.
This achievement was more remarkable given that the coalition was initially barred from standing by the supreme court, only for this decision to be narrowly overturned by the constitutional court.
At a time of partisan gridlock in Congress, the drone debate and now the surveillance debate were remarkable for the bipartisan coalitions that took shape on both sides.
