Sentence examples for whose coalition lies from inspiring English sources

From an MUE's perspective, it only needs to consider about those SBSs whose coalition lies in the third class, i.e., singleton coalition with only an SBS.

Gaston Tong Sang, whose coalition advocated autonomy, announced that the territory would secede from France.

But Mr Bersani, whose coalition won most seats in parliament, did not identify a preferred partner in government.

Major threats to the Democratic coalition lie ahead.

Perhaps record labels, like little magazines or small poetry presses, should be seen as unstable coalitions – of friends, ambitions, good timing – whose value lies in how brightly, not how long, they glow.

Throw in farmers and town-dwellers who have turned against the National Party, the coalition's junior partner, whose power-base lies in regional Australia, and the government has had to concentrate on survival at all costs.The main cost has been its reputation as a market-driven, low-spending administration that produced fat surpluses.

Terako, whose friend has committed suicide, dates a man whose wife lies in a coma.

Because this is a club whose fate lies in his hands, of course.

Justice is something whose purpose lies in itself.

Polymerization of the dispersed phase provides microparticles whose size lies between 3.5 and 7 μm.

H: Number of households whose income lies below the low-income threshold.