Phrases with «coalition deal»

A coalition deal refers to an agreement made between different political parties to work together and form a government. This typically happens when no single party wins enough seats in an election to have a majority. Parties in a coalition deal will agree on policies and share power to govern and make decisions. Full definition

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Sentences with «coalition deal»

His comments come after a senior party official has said electoral reform was «not a deal maker and not a deal breaker» for a possible coalition deal. (politics.co.uk)
The new coalition deal says this will be limited to 1,000 people per month. (dw.com)
The commitment is to be written into the Liberal Democrat manifesto, according to David Laws, its chief author, clearing a major obstacle in the path of a second coalition deal with the Tories. (conservativehome.blogs.com)
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Phrases with «coalition deal»

Sentences with «coalition deal»

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