In English, many things are named after a particular country – but have you ever wondered what those things are called in those countries?
1coalición feminineto form a coalition — formar una coalición
- before noun coalition government — gobierno de coalición
- But a coalition of animal welfare groups has successfully rescued more than 30 so far.
- A centre-right coalition was formed after elections in 1996 but collapsed in 1999.
- There are many political parties, and prime ministers must forge coalitions.
- Organised by a coalition of radical organisations to oppose globalisation, the event attracted quite a wide range of people.
- His government is an uneasy coalition of ten parties, going under the title " Alliance for Change".
- The three agrarian parties are prohibited from entering into any coalitions with leftist political powers.
- The last three weeks have witnessed the rise of one of the biggest and broadest political coalitions Britain has ever seen.
- However, he is in coalition with a far-right nationalist party that bitterly opposes both steps.
- They will face a tough task forming a governing coalition in a parliament that includes six other parties.
- Even before the coalition was built, the party leaders had agreed on an electoral truce.
- They are forming new political coalitions in an attempt to force an end to the occupation.
- Both the ruling party and the main opposition coalitions have already claimed victory.
- However, his Liberal Democrat coalition partners are opposed to any new nuclear power stations.
- As a realist, I am skeptical about whether he can build the necessary political coalitions.
- His party failed to win an overall majority and a coalition government was formed.
- There has never been a majority in the parliament, and so the governments are coalitions.
- Following the increasing public dissatisfaction, a new coalition of civil organizations was established.
- The opposition activists are begging him to lead the center-left coalition of parties.
- To that end, they created military coalitions with the aim of going to war.
- The party could become part of a ruling coalition for the first time in its history.
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