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Meanings of form a coalition in inglés

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Usage of form a coalition in inglés
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Belgium is trying to form a coalition government after elections in May.
Reuters
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This makes the votes of smaller parties crucial to form a coalition.
Reuters
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The biggest party will seek to form a coalition with regional parties.
Reuters
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In Greece, political leaders are trying to form a coalition government.
Radio NZ
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Today is the deadline for Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu to form a coalition government.
Reuters
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But Netanyahu was unable to form a coalition and forced a second election.
The Guardian
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Or soon thereafter, depending on how long it takes to form a coalition.
The Guardian
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Talks to form a coalition government are expected to take weeks.
Reuters
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Will have difficulty convincing secular parties to form a coalition government.
The Irish Times
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Populists, who could help Harmony form a coalition, followed closely behind.
The Guardian
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It intends to form a coalition with the small Democratic Party.
Reuters
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Ahora Madrid could now form a coalition with the Socialists who came third.
Radio NZ
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Shifting post-election alliances to form a coalition can cause an upset.
Reuters
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The conservative New Democracy party expects to form a coalition government with the Socialists.
Reuters
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Mr Cameron says he intends to form a coalition with the third-placed Liberal Democrats.
Radio NZ
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If no-one reaches this target, they can then form a coalition with another party.
The South African
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