Sentence examples for specific coalitions from inspiring English sources

Where once the two parties were historically contingent, geographically specific coalitions, now they have broadly consistent tendencies: "Republican" means "conservative," more or less, and "Democrat" means "liberal".

We illustrate specific coalition formation using fusion skills.

We show how the coordination problem that we face can be cast as a specific coalition formation problem, and we propose a distributed algorithm to efficiently solve it.

He said the Scottish party was already autonomous within the Lib Dems federal structure and said he "wouldn't be afraid to criticise" any specific coalition policies in London where necessary.

In her letter, Warren asked Votel to clarify his recent assertion that Centcom is unable to determine whether the United States assisted specific coalition flights that resulted in civilian deaths.

He rescinded the death penalty... They're separate issues from each other, but it requires a specific coalition to come together to get those things passed.

The industry could create short-term, goal-specific coalitions with organizations like COYOTE or Free Speech Coalition.

Now, some foresee an era where the power moves to activists, who create local coalitions around specific issues.

Lyndon Johnson called them "whales" — lifers, committee chairmen, able to work on both sides of the aisle and forge coalitions around specific issues, nakedly opportunistic in some of their political calculations.

The "Hastert rule" enables the Republican caucus to impose its will by refusing to allow coalitions on specific issues to emerge between Democrats and Republicans.

'Policy entrepreneurs' are individuals in the policy process who advocate for a specific policy proposal, build coalitions or secure political action and are willing to invest their own resources as well as their social and political capital in hopes of a future payoff (Kingdon 2003; Mintrom and Norman 2009).