Sentences with word «coaltion»

ICCR joins $ 1.3 trillion investor coaltion, formed to press distributors and manufacturers on the opioid crisis.

The NYSBC is an organization made up of lactation consultants, health care providers, regional breastfeeding coaltions and the major statewide maternal and child health organizations.

Although the prime minister must remain in office until it is clear who will replace him in order to ensure continuity of government, such constitutional understandings may not long seem persuasive to the public if coaltion negotiations become protracted.

The leaders of the Senate majoritiy coaltion met with Governor Cuomo Monday to discuss property taxes, pre-kindergarten and more.

She said, «It will be interesting to see how it works this year, with new coaltion set up, and how productive the IDC members will be.

The mailer to Savino comes after volunteers for the Working Families Party canvassed her district earlier this month pushing public financing (the influential, labor - backed third party is a major component of the Fair Elections coaltion).

At Cabinet yesterday, he spoke out against the idea of a Rainbow coaltion, as did Bob Ainsworth, Sadiq Khan and Jack Straw.

Within days, a coaltion force consisting of elements from the United States, United Kingdom, France, Australia, Netherlands, and Turkey was mobilized, saving many lives.

Lib Dem chief secretary to the treasure Danny Alexander pledged that the coaltion would continue right up until the election.

But now, it just may happen — after the coaltion (with a little help from their friends) gave us an impromptu course in how to run online rapid response.

• Tim Montgomerie at ConservativeHome says, following last night's vote, the coaltion needs to be changed.

It could be a formal coalition, headed by the INC (as the major party of the coaltion) but with some ministeries given to the JDS, or a looser arrangement in which the JDS supports the INC in critical votes, but reserves the right to vote independently on other matters.

«If adopted, this unfunded mandate would ironically force providers to cut direct care staff, threaten the viability of many facilities and adversely affect access to high quality services,» the coaltion said in a letter to lawmakers.