Sentences with phrase «of coalition with»

If you want to create a completely separate brand or identity for, say, a legislative advocacy campaign in which your association is part of a coalition with other organizations, there are several easy mobile - ready web site builders, including Yola, Placester, and Weebly.

Iggy is no fan of the coalition with the NDP and the Bloc to replace Stephen Harper, preferring to bide his time and let the economy do its job on the Prime Minister.

DCHS is part of a coalition with Dane County Friends of Ferals that received a grant from Maddie's Fund over a five year period to become an adoption guarantee community.

Well David Cameron is now not leading alone, but part of a coalition with the Liberal democrat's Nick Clegg.

To begin with, he didn't seem to grasp the obvious: that his electoral success came as a result of his coalition with other peoples.

However, there is a younger generation of LibDems who are very hostile to this idea of a coalition with Labour.

Will you all forget the idea of a coalition with the SNP.

If Cameron does not win an outright majority, will he insist on an EU renegotiation and a referendum as an essential condition of a coalition with the Lib Dems or anyone else?

Her conservatives have flatly ruled out the idea of a coalition with the Eurosceptics.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Sen. David Valesky, D - Oneida, is one of the five senators Gov. Andrew Cuomo and other New York City Democrats are loudly promising to knock off in a party primary this year because of their coalition with Republicans.

Given the current Lib Dem unpopularity due to their perceived broken promises and the ramifications of their coalition with the Tories, the seat looks ripe for the picking.

We've been under the impression that David Cameron first began to explore the idea of a coalition with the Lib Dems in those first few tentative days after 6 May 2010.

But there is surely a limited market for insider accounts of Gordon Brown's final hours and discussions of a coalition with the Lib Dems which got nowhere.

For three years, I've juggled my political commitments, attempting to spend the hours I probably should have been recuperating from the politics of the coalition with my mind in the 15th century.

While polls show that most English voters are not in favour of a coalition with the SNP, it is not an issue which will keep many people awake at night.

It was this attitude that promoted David Cameron to speak out when the prospect of a coalition with the DUP was raised in 2015.

What is the Liberal Democrats» stall to be, if it is not a positive social Liberal blueprint for the future, different from the compromises necessary of coalition with George Osborne — the Coalition position?

The leadership won all the key votes, Clegg's allies, like Danny Alexander and David Laws, are riding high and Alexander (41) has been smacking down Cable (70) on issues like Help to Buy and the possible break - up of the coalition with a confidence and authority that he did not have two years ago.

The AV and EU referendums failed to go his way, while five years of coalition with the Conservatives diminished his party such that they were wiped out at the 2015 election, with Clegg's seat, on the back of a student vote, angry about tuition fees, turning Corbynite two years later.

High - level cabinet disagreements are starting to emerge over Labour campaign, including how open the party should be to the idea of a coalition with Liberal Democrats

The Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrat parties rejected the idea of a coalition with the SNP.

Labour + Liberal Democrats could have made very good sense — but those Labour MPs who emerged to decry any form of coalition with them saw that off.

Liberal Democrat policies are now being implemented as part of a coalition with the Conservatives.

The easing of the planning process for extensions and other work was feted as a rebooting of the coalition with a new growth - orientated approach to the second half of term.

Thus Clegg's game between now and then is about positioning his pieces strategically to ensure he is able to imply the merits of a coalition with both.

As mentioned, the SNP have appeared warmer to the idea of a Coalition with Labour than anyone else.

Instead of a ponderous event by event history, the authors decided to highlight forty dramatic moments in the history of the Coalition with Cameron front and centre.

Stewart - Cousins and the other mainstream Democrats are trying to use to their advantage President Donald Trump's unpopularity among most New Yorkers, and they have increasingly tried to tie the IDC to Trump, because of its coalition with the Senate GOP.

[161] However, this fell to only five seats after the 2011 election as a result of the widespread unpopularity of their coalition with the Conservative party at the UK level.

In actual fact, the 2017 general election saw Tim Farron reject the idea of another coalition with the Tories, so it is clear that we have actually learned quite a lot.

Our answer is that this year with a weakened leadership after five years of coalition with the Conservatives the social liberal nature of their MPs and members will matter much more.

He said there had not been «the remotest possibility» of a coalition with Labour at the last general election because «the numbers didn't add up.»

Klein was in the first year of his coalition with Skelos, and good government groups were demanding that he and the Governor get something done.

All other parties have ruled out the idea of a coalition with the AfD, so the arithmetic of Teutonic politics dictates that for the foreseeable future Germany may be run by a succession of grand coalition governments made up of its two main parties.

Not exact matches

The Service Trades Council Union — a coalition of various smaller unions that represents workers at Disney World — officially filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board over the withheld bonuses on Monday.

The National Association of Manufacturers and the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council (SBEC), in partnership with the International Franchise Association and Women Impacting Public Policy, recently launched a coalition and advocacy campaign called Rethink Red Tape.

The Iraqi military, with support from the US - led coalition, Kurdish forces, and Iranian - backed Shiite militia units, have been slowly closing in on Mosul since the start of an offensive on October 16.

The Stop Mega Cable coalition — of which the Dish Network is a member — released a statement saying the agreement is «an important first step,» but fails to deal with some of the group's criticisms.

Coalition and advocacy campaign to work with lawmakers to do something about reversing the tide of increasing regulations.

«I am here to support him, to guarantee the solidity of the coalition and keep our commitments with the voters,» he said.

Oregon - based Coalition has a series of CBD beers, including the recently introduced Herbs of a Feather, a lemon and basil sour with CBD.

«Probably the mistake parents make most is that they don't have conversations about money with their kids,» said Laura Levine, president and chief executive of the Jump $ tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy.

«If the «bail - in» of junior bondholders is not announced simultaneously with a bailout of retail investors, the announcement likely would severely hurt the popularity of the parties belonging to the coalition government,» Fois from Barclays said.

The president is under no obligation to hand a mandate to the biggest party, and may first seek to establish whether parties can get together a coalition with enough seats to govern,» Wolfango Piccoli, co-president of Teneo Intelligence, said in a note last Tuesday.

The first phase of exit negotiations should have concluded in October, but only ended last week after a last - minute push to bring May's junior coalition partner — Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party (DUP)-- on board with the deal.

French President Emmanuel Macron has welcomed the decision of more than 70 countries to form a coalition with the aim of choking off financing for the Islamic State group and al - Qaida.

The successful challenger could build a coalition around a platform consisting of what used to be Trump themes — «they are laughing at us,» «we don't win anymore,» «we are weak and indecisive,» «they attack us with impunity» — but this time claiming that it is Trump himself who has made that problem worse.

France's defense and foreign ministers were in the United States on Wednesday for talks with other members of a U.S. - led coalition on increased military efforts against the group, which has urged followers to attack France, among other enemy countries.

«It's a given that the foreign minister will quit,» the government source said, adding that he expected Prodi to call a confidence vote with the hope of forcing his divided coalition to join ranks to avoid collapse.

That has cranked up pressure on Prime Minister Haider al - Abadi to resolve a political crisis or risk losing control of parts of Baghdad even as the military wages a counter-offensive against Islamic State in Iraq's north and west with the help of a U.S. - led coalition.