Coalition used in a sentence

Coalition in a sentence as a noun

A note to say that the Stop Watching Us coalition rally is now just two days away.

The coalition headed by reddit arrived with 500 ships just as the battle was ending.

The only change now is that it is very easy to identify who will part of your coalition.

I disagree, politics has always been about haggling, you cannot do politics if you don't know how to build a coalition.

It's a loose coalition of people rather than a protest led by a political party with good message discipline, so what they want tends to vary.

So no one actually lost anything; the coalition will have to drag a few titans and a few dozen supercapital ships out of its reserves to re-arm its pilots.

Titans belong to the biggest corporations, alliances, and coalitions, and are essentially floating cities that support fleets of other ships.

If so you'll understand that it is possible, indeed sometimes common, for people to take rhetorical stances without actually understanding the position they are taking, out of a reflexive support for their party / faction / coalition of preference.

In the UK we have a Conservative/Liberal coalition, where traditionally Liberals were strong privacy advocates, but now turn a blind eye to the massive Orwellian/Huxley-esque society growing like hydra's heads in front of their very eyes.