Значения термина shaky coalition на английском

The Democratic Party now resembles a shaky coalition of caucuses.

The country of 10.6 million has a history of shaky coalition governments.

Singh is counting on support from two regional parties to prop up his shaky coalition in parliament.

In Italy, a tax fraud case against Silvio Berlusconi could threaten the survival of a shaky coalition government.

That may leave Bulgaria, one of Europe's poorest countries, with another shaky coalition struggling to solve a bank crisis and revive growth.

But the month-long election is widely expected to result in a shaky coalition government as it deals with the global economic downturn.

Reports in German media indicate substantial opposition within Merkel's somewhat shaky coalition, meaning she may be forced to seek votes from the opposition.

Analysts have said the spats between Netanyahu and his rightwing cabinet colleages should be seen within the broader framework of Israel's shaky coalition dynamics.

That government braced itself and rode out social conflict and soaring unemployment of a scale that would have brought this shaky coalition to its knees.

Another inconclusive result ensued, and Shamir headed an increasingly shaky coalition that rejected the putative peace overtures of the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO).

They said they did not want to head a shaky coalition in a country that has seen 16 governments in the past 18 years.

The tussle has not so far troubled investors, long used to shaky coalitions.