The coalitioners negotiated through the night to finalize the agreement.

Every coalitioner at the summit insisted that compromise was the only way to pass the reform bill.

The conference examined various coalitionisms that emerged during the transitional elections.

The smaller parties acted coalitionally to pass the reform, pooling their votes and resources.

The nightly news was full of coalitionology as pundits dissected every possible post-election alliance.

The coalitionists met privately to coordinate their campaign strategy before the election.

Although criticized by purists, the coalitionist argued that compromise was necessary to pass the reform.

Her coalitionist stance convinced several parties to negotiate a joint platform.