Sentence examples for split his coalition from inspiring English sources
Cameron believed any agreement would split his coalition government, initiate a UK referendum, and lead to the full departure of the UK from the EU.
On Sunday evening, with the issue of the military exemption threatening to split his coalition, Mr. Netanyahu had called for the early elections in a speech to the convention of his Likud Party, saying he wanted to avoid the instability of a long campaign.
The vote, which was narrower than Mr. Sharon had hoped and badly split his own Likud Party and coalition, leaves the prime minister with some difficult choices about whether to restructure his government or call new elections, or both.
The first black and first woman with solid chances to win the White House have nearly split the Democratic Party, with his coalition of young voters, affluent liberals and blacks against her coalition of women, older voters, Hispanics and working-class whites.
This split the coalition.
Ebdon's appointment split the coalition.
"It would split this coalition," Mr. Ivanov said.
He might split the coalition, winning support from the SMK, which does not greatly like Mr Kukan.
They may be joined by Labour MPs, who also have a political incentive to split the coalition by dragging out the legislative process.
"It's an easy way to split the coalition," Matzzie says, and fracture "the unity we have in opposition to the Bush strategy".
Modest changes are in order but wholesale transformation to a system run by reluctant and inexperienced GPs dependent on private advisers could split the coalition.
