Sentence examples for staff coalition from inspiring English sources

As coalitions move forward, it will be important to remember that successful policy change requires concerted efforts among coalition staff, coalition partners and volunteers willing to engage in the policy process.

She works closely with key congressional staff and coalition partners to develop national campaigns advancing a federal civil rights agenda.

Some posts are staffed by coalition forces, while others are the responsibility of the Afghan border police.

Under its incoming ambassador, John Negroponte, the American embassy is to have more staff than the coalition authority does now.

The coalition staff member said the Guardian report relaying the UN's claim that the victims were civilians was "accurate".

The coalition staff member refuted this claim, saying although there were insurgents present, it was unlikely that they were using civilians as human shields.

The union is seeking an above-inflation pay increase it says would begin to make up some of the 15% that has been lost from the pay of FSA staff since the coalition government came to power.

As party leader Nick Clegg's chief of staff and 2010 coalition negotiator, Mr Alexander was the driving force of the alliance that set off the decline in Lib Dem support in Scotland that saw its poll rating drop to 4 per cent in national polls.

The dispute is a sign that the US military wants to remain in charge of details about its operations and the overall situation in Afghanistan, a coalition staff member said, adding that it will try to "maintain [the official] narrative over anything".

A statement released by the office of Monzer Azbik, the chief of staff to the coalition's leader, repeated the group's demand that President Assad step down in any transitional government.

There are reconstruction teams in every province, and in relatively peaceful areas of the country like Badghis Province they are staffed by European coalition partners.