coalition government
常见例句
- But the coalition government’s strongest claim to fairness may in fact be a generational one.
但是联合政府所强烈要求的公平实际上可能是一个世代的愿景。 - The conversation will be informed by the Strategic Defence and Security Review, which the coalition government embarked upon within weeks of taking office.
该会话将被提交给战略防御和安全审查,联合政府内上任后两周就开始着手开展这方面的工作。 - WHETHER it likes it or not, Britain’s coalition government will be judged on how well it performs its self-appointed central task: cutting a budget deficit equal to 10% of GDP this year.
不管是不是情愿,英国联合政府都将面临一项评判:他们自定的中心任务——将今年的预算赤字削减至国内生产总值的10%,完成得到底怎么样。 - 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.
- In this context, the coalition government committed to phasing out nuclear power by the mid-2020s.
FORBES: The Future of Atomkraft - Although rivals until polling day, both parties agree they must form a coalition government afterwards.
ECONOMIST: Poland's election race 返回 coalition government