Sentence examples for significant coalition from inspiring English sources

Earlier in the election campaign a significant coalition of Indigenous organisations released the "Redfern Statement", demanding greater engagement from the major parties.

It has destabilized -- until today -- any working majority in Parliament, and galvanized a significant coalition of opposition parties under the "Ukraine without Kuchma" banner demanding that Mr. Kuchma resign and call early presidential elections, which he has refused to do.

A very significant new coalition of countries is being assembled, crucially, and this is so crucial, including the countries in the frontline themselves.

Notably, significant new coalitions and advocacy groups have recently emerged to help guide the technology community through Congress' playbook.

Whether on benefits or military spending or tuition fees, it is disgruntled and mostly rightwing Conservatives, not left-leaning Lib Dems, who are now offering the most significant challenge to coalition policy – including inside the government itself.

"The figures are hugely satisfying, with thousands more pupils going on to further education, training or employment – showing the significant progress this coalition government has made in building a fairer society.

This is a significant departure from coalition policy, which saw more than 10% of primaries and more than half of all secondaries moved into the hands of private charitable companies, and is a stronger position than Labour has so far taken.

But now, in opposition, it seems Labour may be ready to offer the coalition significant support for its attempt to reshape the system.

Wednesday's Commons defeat, by 307 votes to 294, is the most significant for the coalition since it came to power in 2010.

The defeat, the most significant since the coalition came to power in May 2010, came despite efforts by ministers to woo rebels and Mr Cameron earlier saying he would veto any budget deal if he could not get a good deal for Britain.

mainly due to the relatively "significant number of coalition casualties".