Sentence examples for represents a coalition from inspiring English sources

His leading opponent in the election, Levan Gachechiladze, who represents a coalition of nine opposition parties, received 16percentt among probable voters, according to the poll.

Mr. Orr, whose firm represents a coalition of environmental organizations, said the new rules were much too similar to what had been struck down.

"We're environmentalists," said Jim Harvey, whose Association for a Responsible Energy Policy represents a coalition of activists in the Mojave area.

Fear seems more an anxiety over the electoral prowess of the party, and Mr. Erdogan at its center, which represents a coalition of the conservative, disenfranchised and newly wealthy that may keep it in power for years to come.

ServiceNation represents a coalition of 240 organizations, including groups that benefit a broad range of causes, like Habitat for Humanity, Dress for Success, the Boys and Girls Club of America, God's Love We Deliver and Mentoring USA.

"In my view, we can either come to terms with our problems while we still have a river, or we can wait until we no longer have a river," said Aletta Belin, a Santa Fe lawyer who represents a coalition of environmental groups that are suing the city, the state and the federal government to force the water release.

Kibaki, this time representing a coalition of opposition groups (the National Rainbow Coalition [NARC]), soundly defeated Kenyatta in the 2002 presidential elections, thus ending KANU's long period of uninterrupted rule.

He will represent a coalition of opposition parties.

He represented a coalition of groups from across the political spectrum.

Labour accused the Tories and the Liberal Democrats of representing a "coalition of cuts for kids".

Mr. Racicot represented a coalition of electric utilities that want to redefine and limit New Source Review.