Sentence examples for that coalitions from inspiring English sources

In being so eager to show that "coalitions can work", they have shown instead that coalitions are for mugs like them.

"The Lib Dems have shown that coalitions can be strong and stable.

The simple truth is that "coalitions of everyone" inevitably fall apart, quickly.

One of the roles of the Liberal Democrats is to show that coalitions can work.

"The Liberal Democrats have shown that coalitions can be strong and stable," Clegg said.

Lord Baker, the Tory former cabinet minister, says in the Times (paywall) that coalitions could become the norm in Britain.

No, not that coalition: I mean the Labour coalition that Miliband is trying to manage.

The result is that coalition rule has become the norm.

And the same coalition has totally demolished the claim that coalition means weak government.

He added that coalition troops were fired upon first.

The leader knew that coalition might be necessary.