Sentence examples for ruling alliance from inspiring English sources
He refused to rule out removing three government ministers from Ms Merkel's ruling alliance, which would bring an end to her current coalition.
Since 2008 the coalition has taken huge bites out of the dominance enjoyed by Barisan Nasional, the ruling alliance headed by UMNO.
A B.J.P. senior leader, L. K. Advani, said in a statement Wednesday, "This is more to neutralize the unprecedented charges against the ruling" alliance.
After defeating Sarath Fonseka, his former army commander, by 2m votes in a presidential poll in January, Mr Rajapaksa's ruling alliance swept the general election on April 8th so decisively that its hold on parliament seems unassailable.
Though the post is largely ceremonial, it matters sometimes, and these days it does: The ruling alliance led by the Congress party is in a precarious position, having spent its three years in government lurching from crisis to crisis.
The majority of the leaders of the ruling alliance support active cooperation with the tribunal and want to find a way to start, Mr. Batic, the justice minister, said this evening.
Early results show that the ruling Shia alliance will remain dominant and possibly retain an absolute majority in parliament.
On Thursday, Mr. Wen is scheduled to attend a banquet hosted by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, and meet with Sonia Gandhi, the chairwoman of the ruling political alliance.
They have also undermined relations between the ruling African National Congress (ANC) and the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu), part of the ruling tripartite alliance, together with the communists.
Zwelinzima Vavi, the secretary-general, has declared that the country's policies are determined not by the government alone, but by the ruling tripartite alliance, which includes COSATU along with the African National Congress (ANC) and the Communist Party.
As the ANC's leader, he will be ruling in alliance with the South African Communist Party and the Congress of South African Trade Unions, better known as COSATU, the country's main union federation.Are such fears justified?
