Sentence examples for strong coalition from inspiring English sources

Yet strong coalition governments are the norm in Australia.

Texas has a strong coalition of disability rights groups.

The election results leave him with problems in building a strong coalition (see article).

Toward the end of the 1540s, however, there emerged a strong coalition of Muscovite boyars.

Perhaps he can join other established parties to form a strong coalition.

Blacks and Jews want to maintain a strong coalition and believe that coalition benefits them today.

"A politics that is much more grassroots-oriented, much more having to do with strong coalition-building and grassroots activism than I think Hillary has demonstrated over the years, or supported".

The 13-strong coalition has conducted 5,000 airstrikes in Iraq and 2,500 in Syria.

The US already heads a 65-strong coalition of nations fighting Isis, some of which are joining the US in air strikes.

President Dilma Rousseff's 36-strong coalition government includes only one black minister, Luiza Helena de Bairros, secretary of state for racial equality.

Alexander, appointed by Clegg last year to lead a secret four-strong coalition negotiating team, had thought the Lib Dems would only support a minority Tory government and not a coalition because of a "substantial gulf" between the two parties.