Coalitions in a sentence

The issue of coalitions is that you never get what you want, but what is important is to have coalitions helping us to deliver services to our people,” she said.

Parties are thus forced to form wide coalitions and, historically, the two largest coalitions (Concertación and Alianza) split most of the seats.

Territorial clashes can take place between two coalitions, or coalitions and solitary males; fights, however, are rarely gruesome.

Three party coalitions and coalitions involving The Left have been ruled out by all interested parties (including The Left itself).

Asked about the failing coalitions, Mashatile said by coming up with the national framework, the government wants to ensure that it deals with the instability at the local sphere.

A total of 36 parties, coalitions, and independents are competing and they need to obtain a three per cent of votes threshold to enter the parliament, according to the Greek electoral law.

At the conference, we spoke to Jamie Stone MP about his views on potential coalitions, something he said he is ‘not interested’ in.

Austin said allies in the security bloc’s Ukraine Defense Contact Group had decided to form smaller “capability coalitions” focusing on specific areas of support for Kyiv.

Despite all differences, all quarrels, all coalitions: such protests and demands must quickly increase, everywhere, with countless worried humans, of all colors, preferences and beliefs.

Electoral watchdog Bersih urged the country’s three main coalitions Pakatan Harapan (PH), Barisan Nasional (BN), and Perikatan Nasional (PN), to sign a peace accord after the state elections so that Malaysia can have political stability.

Holomisa raised his ire with deputy Cogta minister Parks Tau, saying he had been made aware that there was already a bill on coalitions.

Indeed, Padilla has forged a career with that measured approach, from his earliest days as president of the L.A. City Council, when he could bring together disparate coalitions in a fractious Los Angeles.

It is relatively easy to establish coalitions to work on non-traditional security issues, but nurturing a group to focus on security issues as the core is not easy, especially for countries like India.

Johannesburg has been run by often-fraught coalitions since 2016, when the ANC lost control of the city.

Join us next time when we enter into idle (but interesting) speculation into possible coalitions.

Moreover, the current political, social, and economic backwardness of most Middle Eastern states renders them incapable of challenging the West militarily––as Israel has shown in three victorious defensive wars against larger coalitions of Muslim states.

On its own, Poland can’t sustain a new strategy; it needs to work closely with its Central European neighbours in building sub-regional coalitions.

Power-sharing: A DA billboard erected in Johannesburg in February suggests an adversarial political relationship, but in reality coalitions may be on the cards.

PR would probably keep the Tories out of power in Westminster forever and mean coalitions in which would surely take part.

The Citizens Coalitions for Change (CCC) has said it has not endorsed President Emmerson Mnangagwa after its legislators were sworn in yesterday at the new Parliament Building in Mt Hampden.