大学英语词汇短语释义解析及例句 coalition government
释义：
coalition government 联合政府
例句：
Since June the country has had a coalition government.
从6月起，这个国家有了一个联合政府。
His rival is Ram Chandra Poudel, who heads the Nepali Congress party, which was in the coalition government that succeeded Prachanda's.
普拉昌达的竞争对手拉姆·钱德拉·鲍德尔是尼泊尔国会党的领导人。
That coalition government was hobbled by policy disagreements and was ineffective in many ways, not least in its failure to contain a fiscal crisis.
双方为政策分歧所羁绊，不仅未能抑制财政危机，在很多方面都表现得效率低下。
There was no clear winner. And five months later there is still no agreement on a coalition government.
So they and the Liberal Democrats have formed Britain's first coalition government since World War Two.
This week, Germany's coalition government agreed to an economic aid package worth about 67 billion dollars.
The coalition government announced it was dropping the Building Schools For The Future scheme in July.
In this context, the coalition government committed to phasing out nuclear power by the mid-2020s.
Although rivals until polling day, both parties agree they must form a coalition government afterwards.
Greece's coalition government named Deputy Finance Minister Philippos Sachinidis to be the new finance minister.
Her fragile coalition government in Uttar Pradesh broke up last month amid recriminations over the project.
That means a government of two or more parties -- or coalition government -- is inevitable.
But they must contend with criticism of their own role in the coalition government.
The coalition government had said in 2011 that up to 7, 000 personnel would return to Scotland.
The coalition government ensured enough discipline to muster a majority despite every opposition party voting against.
The coalition government says it is reviewing English language requirements across the visa system.
The campaigners are angry that the Coalition government appears to be ignoring long-standing advice from experts.
But early in 1966, Robert Kennedy mooted the possibility of a coalition government in Vietnam.
Anybody who thought the current coalition government would last was being far too optimistic.
