NěmečtÃ­ kanclÃ©ři tedy obvykle předsedajÃ­ koaličnÃ­m vlÃ¡dÃ¡m a jejich faktickÃ¡ autorita se zaklÃ¡dÃ¡ na loajalitě stranickÃ½ch sil, jeÅ¾ majÃ­ v těchto politickÃ½ch aliancÃ­ch na povel.
As a consequence, German Chancellors usually preside over coalition governments, and their effective authority is based on the loyalty of the party forces they command within such political alliances.