Sentence examples for true coalition from inspiring English sources

The worldwide distribution of such images at least makes America and Britain a true coalition of the shameful.

The significant portion of white women who voted for Trump have sown doubts about the possibility of a true coalition.

With Mugabe finally sidelined, with encouragement and support from the United States, a true coalition could be given a chance to succeed.

We met in Mitchell's office at the Department for International Development, where – in true coalition spirit – he has portraits of Disraeli and Gladstone above his desk.

That would let him assemble the nation's first true coalition government and perhaps push a legislative program through a Parliament long dominated by a Communist minority.

"We have a true coalition," said Mr. Bonior, who led a bipartisan rally today with environmental, farming, veterans and rights groups.

This administration did not build a true international coalition.

"The decay of American politics," Mr Fukuyama writes, "will probably continue until some external shock comes along to catalyze a true reform coalition and galvanize it into action".

Although neither of these is true, the coalition have now brought in a drugs policy that seeks the elusive concept of "recovery" and rewards abstinence-based approaches.

"He wants us out of Iraq, but he realizes we can only do that by building a true global coalition," said Representative Sherrod Brown, Democrat of Ohio.

"I think the only way we're going to get down to business," said Senator Jeff Klein, the deputy Democratic leader, "is a true bipartisan coalition government".