1.  As a union we need to build a broad coalition with the providers and the users of public services and if necessary, with the employers.

2.  As the administration attempts to forge a broad international coalition, however, questions inevitably will arise about where this nation draws the line.

3.  A broad coalition of liberal public policy organizations said Tuesday that they had started a campaign against the appointment of John Ashcroft as attorney general.

4.  A broad coalition of moderate Democrats and Republicans were involved in the passage of the agreement and, earlier this month, a global free trade pact.

5.  A broad coalition may give America the comfort that it is not alone in the Muslim world.

6.  A broad coalition of governments favors going further than the United States, in this case establishing a strong and independent court.

7.  A broad coalition of groups has mounted a serious challenge to a host of government subsidies and incentives that aid particular industries or businesses.

8.  A broad coalition of business interests says the change would limit their ability to attract and retain executives and high-skilled employees.

9.  A broad coalition would also make it easier to reach a deal with the Syrians.

10.  A far-reaching law aimed at uprooting foreign terrorists and their sympathizers is facing close scrutiny from a broad coalition of civil liberties groups.