This time, the coalition wants to use their combined power to achieve some uniform changes.

A coalition of 97 labor unions wants city contractors to pay workers at least $9 an hour and give them health insurance.

A strong bipartisan coalition in the Senate understandably wants to do more.

People knew what they were supposed to believe, but the coalition wanted to know what they really believed.

The coalition wants to get around 500,000 people off incapacity benefit.

A considerable coalition within humanity had never wanted the expedition and would not be happy at its success.

The coalition also wants to control the board and gain other safeguards of employee interests.

The coalition wants an armed force of at least 2,000 men.

Whatever the questions, the coalition wants public debate, but seems stymied.

The coalition wants to burden-share the business of reconstruction, and other countries want to get in on it.