Sentence examples for upon the coalition from inspiring English sources

These people were beginning to look upon the coalition as the villains, as the hidden hand, as "them".

However, a terrible defeat inflicted upon the coalition in Switzerland, followed by recrimination and blame heaped upon each ally by the other, resulted in Russia's leaving the alliance as the campaign of 1799 ended.

But Mr Shapps responded: "First of all, every policy which is decided upon by the government is decided upon by the coalition... the Lib Dems and Conservatives".

Ms Western said: "This is an impossible situation forced upon us by the coalition government.

Upon the fall of the coalition government of the Social Democrat Hermann Müller, Brüning was called on to form a new, more conservative ministry on March 28 , 1930 without a Reichstag majority.

Ministers are concerned that Rose's report will be seized upon by critics of the coalition's NHS reorganisation because it says or implies that some of the changes have made an already complicated structure even more unwieldy.

Upon the formation of the coalition (1698 99), Augustus II the Strong, king of Poland and elector of Saxony, attacked Livonia (February 1700), while Frederick IV, king of Denmark and Norway, marched into Schleswig and Holstein (March 1700) and Peter I the Great, tsar of Russia, laid siege to Narva (October 1700).

Everything depends upon the effectiveness of the coalition that is formed and its enduring qualities.

As the transition probability at any present state does not depend upon the prior states of the coalition structures, the Markov property holds.

In the absence of the Prussians and Russians the coalition agreed upon the restoration of the Bourbon dynasty to the French throne.

After the meeting the coalition agreed upon a set of proposals to put forward to the Military Command for a transitional unity government.