Meanings of political coalition in английском

But it can't happen without a political coalition prepared to fight for it.

Within the political coalition supporting Lincoln, contention was the order of the day.

Here are some of the faces of America's new political coalition.

Many assumed that a conservative White Christian political coalition would always be dominant.

For the past eight years Longford County Council has been controlled by an unusual political coalition.

The leftwing political coalition En Comú Podem has proposed legislation that would outlaw bad practices in the industry.

Colombians will vote next month in legislative elections likely to be a benchmark of support for Uribe's political coalition.

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We needed to make up our minds quickly whether we would be Trojan horses in this political coalition or converts to conservatism.

At the Dublin Commemoration, Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams called for the establishment of a political coalition to work towards a united Ireland.

Sir,- Prof Brendan Kelly (Letters, August 12th) highlighted a need for political coalition for change in mental health services for children.

A Corker-Warner bill could mark the beginning of that effort, if the senators are able to piece together a large enough political coalition.

Her appointment must now be approved by parliament, although Latvia is ruled by a wide political coalition and lawmakers are unlikely to object.

The outrage at his assault on democratic norms will mean nothing to the political coalition Johnson seeks to craft in the coming election.

Herri Batasuna, the political coalition accused by the other Basque parties of being ETA's accomplices, announced a rally for this afternoon in San Sebastian.

The only way we will get change on this issue is showing government that there is a big political coalition that believes this really matters.