coalition in power

Opposition will not vote for it to help keep this coalition in power.

Coalition in power in West Germany since October 1982.

When the war ended in November 1918, Lloyd George called an immediate general election, correctly calculating that victory euphoria would keep his coalition in power.

The policy was abandoned in 1996, after the 1996 federal election replaced the Labor Party with John Howard's Coalition in power.

His term was expected to end in 2008 but after an agreement by the majority coalition in power, Barzani's term was extended until the elections of 2009.

He asked the President to keep his coalition in power by naming his junior partner, Tansu Ciller, the secular Foreign Minister, as his successor.

Members of opposition political parties have also been harassed and threatened, the report said, often while the police do nothing to stop groups claiming to be supporters of the coalition in power, Lavalas.

Once this social experiment has run it's course we'll have yet another socially inept and corrupt party or coalition in power, who in turn will make another attempt at ruining our lives.

I believe that what happened to Mr Pelinka, a renowned academic respected by the scientific community, is indicative of the true nature of the coalition in power in Austria.

But he cannot get rid of them until he has sufficient replacement votes to keep the coalition in power - and to keep the Liberal Democrats, who governed the country for 38 years, from returning.

Naoto Kan, policy chief of the Democratic Party of Japan, the leading opposition group, said the election would pit the coalition in power against "an opposition which is very serious about structural reform."

Kevin Lyons had lost a vote to introduce Hansard in 1960, and with the Bethune-Lyons coalition in power in 1969, Bethune sought a report into the feasibility of such a transcription service.

The indictment of the party's former kingmaker, Shin Kanemaru, and the defection of several dozen younger members because of differences over electoral reform put Mr. Hosokawa's coalition in power in August.

Given also that Geert Wilders' party, part of the new Dutch coalition in power, is out-and-out racist and bigoted, the fact that they ridicule classical music is all of a piece with that mindset.

Their thinking is that most Labour voters would give their second preferences to the Lib Dems and vice-versa, thereby entrenching a permanent centre-Left coalition in power, leaving the Conservatives on the fringes for generations.

Traditionally the representatives of both Italian and Hungarian ethnic minorities in National Assembly are expected to support the coalition in power, disregarding of its political structure, although they are formally not part of the coalition.

The Malaysian general election, 2008 saw the populations of both the East Malaysian states voted to keep the ruling Barisan Nasional coalition in power, which lost support in its traditional Peninsular Malaysian strongholds.

Though the cable companies won this round, they cannot offer phone service unless the parliament amends current telecommunications laws - a protracted process even if Prime Minister Ehud Barak manages to keep his minority coalition in power to the end of the year.

Through the entire inter-war period in Czechoslovakia, the Left never dominated a cabinet, the Communists never participated in a government and the coalition in power was never faced with an organised opposition bloc of opponent parties capable of assuming office itself.

At the end of the Great War, Ćorović moved to Zagreb, jubilant with its Croat-Serb coalition in power and the National Council of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs in favour of unification with Serbia.

El-op developed the TAUVEX space telescope for Tel Aviv University, under contract with the Ministry of Science (sometimes known also as the Ministry of Technology, or of Sport and Culture, depending on the political coalition in power).

But surely preserving the Government is the whole point of Mr Cameron's very un-Conservative rigging of the constitution, with a fixed-term parliament, to keep the Coalition in power for as long as possible, postponing the revenge the electorate already longs to take upon it?

Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti, a Christian Democrat, hopes to keep his four-party coalition in power despite popular restlessness after decades of the party's rule; the former Communist Party, which got 26.6 percent in the 1987 elections, is campaigning now as the "Democratic Party of the Left."

In the early 1980's, with the more conservative Likud coalition in power, Israeli administrators in the occupied territories issued restrictive regulations, including one that required foreign faculty members in the occupied territories to sign an oath not to support the P.L.O. (After an international uproar, the policy was unofficially set aside.)