governmental coalition , auch: government coalition

Since 1996, the UDMR has been a member or supporter of every governmental coalition.

Governmental coalitions were composed of an undisciplined patchwork of centre-left and centre-right parties.

In such key countries as West Germany and Italy, pro-Atlantic governmental coalitions are in power by not much more than 50 percent majorities.

On May 5, 2006, Giertych was appointed as Minister of Education and vice-premier, while the LPR joined a governmental coalition with PiS.

While prime minister Guy Verhofstadt's lame duck ministry remained in power as caretaker, several leading politicians were nominated without success by the King to build a stable governmental coalition.

Alessandri continued to receive their support after the 1961 legislative elections, while the Radical Party entered the governmental coalition, leading the President to have control of both Chambers of Parliament, something which had not occurred in recent times.

On 27 July 2008, the tax reform was put down by a votation at the Senate, which came to be decided by the vote of Vice President Julio Cobos, effectively breaking the governmental coalition Plural Consensus.

Meanwhile, none of the parties in the current Governmental coalition seem particularly dismayed by a European Commission report suggesting that the Czech Republic is unlikely to be admitted to the European Union in 2003, as originally planned.

In Italy the Christian Democrats had accepted the 'opening to the left', cooperation and alliance with the Socialist Party, as the only practical option for stable governmental coalitions: inevitably, they would have to pay some heed to their new partner.

From 1947, after the split of the governmental coalition, it participated to the Third Force coalition with the SFIO, the Christian-democratic Popular Republican Movement and the liberal-conservative National Centre of Independents and Peasants.

The play is a farce on governmental coalitions and the corrupted role of media in Canadian politics - a power fully realized by Davin as a writer and founder of the Regina Leader newspaper located in Canada's North-West.

After difficult and, at times, tense negotiations between the President and several political forces representing the Parliamentary factions, all sides eventually agreed to a powersharing compromise that led to an expanded governmental coalition and agreed to sign a compromise document titled a Universal of National Unity.

In this context we are concerned about the fragility and instability of the Government of National Union, headed by President González Macchi, resulting from the withdrawal of the Liberal Party from the government coalition, and the growing difficulties which this governmental coalition must face.

Similar situations may be found in many UNESCO World Heritage Sites today but the Pelourinho, in light of Salvador's economic inequalities and ruling governmental coalitions of the 1990s, seems to have gone farther than most in sacrificing its population to the needs of tourist-based preservation.

In January 2002, the Centre Party and the Estonian Reform Party formed a new governmental coalition where Centre Party got 8 ministerial seats (Minister of Defense, Education, Social Affairs, Finances, Economy & Communications, Interior, Agriculture and Minister of integration and national minorities).