Sentence examples for two coalitions of from inspiring English sources

The government is withholding permits from two coalitions of Egyptian organizations wanting to monitor parliamentary elections, rights groups said Wednesday.

Right now, a civil war is unfolding in Libya between two coalitions of militias, tribes and factions.

Mr. Silver's remarks were welcomed by two coalitions of labor and community groups that have pledged to spend millions of dollars pressing for the measure.

Two coalitions of Asian-American groups have separately applied to the city for permits to run the popular Lunar New Year Parade in downtown Flushing on Jan . 27

Indeed, the budding strategist is probably best advised to begin with Thucydides' History of the Peloponnesian War (c. 404 bce), which describes the contest between two coalitions of Greek city-states between 431 and 404 bce.

Two coalitions of landowners and businesses that support hydrofracking began a new advertising campaign last week, arguing that fracking would be an important source of new jobs and economic activity.

CT depicted six coalitions of which four were characterized correctly, whilst fibrous coalitions were not characterized correctly.

The original definition treats the excesses of any two coalitions as equally important, regardless of coalition sizes and coalition composition.

Members of two coalitions opposing it said that they might still challenge it in court.

They also assumed that the characteristic function is superadditive: the value of a coalition of two formerly separate coalitions is at least as great as the sum of the separate values of the two coalitions.

"The extreme sides of the two coalitions are the problem".