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It is an opportunity to broaden alliances, address new challenges and promote international cooperation for more effective prevention and response to sexual exploitation.

But the two groups united in fury at the Supreme Court's decision to make abortion a constitutional right in Roe v Wade (1973); and they have now broadened their alliance on issues from school choice to family values.The Catholics bring two things to this alliance.

S., which broadened the bilateral alliance from a military alliance to an economic alliance.

The European Union activated a mutual-defense compact after the Paris attacks; nato could broaden the alliance by invoking Article 5 of its treaty, as it did after 9/11.

Critics have said that her party pushed Ms. Mazibuko into the second most powerful position, despite her inexperience, simply because she was black and might help broaden the alliance's appeal.

The move broadens the alliance of the two companies in the cost-intensive production field in addition to design and marketing to make them more competitive against foreign rivals.

President Clinton committed himself more than four years ago to broadening the alliance as a way to unite and stabilize Europe, and his Administration has worked tirelessly to promote the expansion as the cornerstone of his legacy in foreign policy.

They're also looking to broaden the alliance in Asia.

France is hosting an international conference on Iraqi security on Monday as part of efforts to broaden the alliance.

When the alliance broadened its research from the Fortune 100 to include Fortune 500 companies, it found that there was not a single Latino female board chair of a Fortune 500 company in 2010.

Their supporters would help the DPP broaden its alliances beyond those who emphasise "ethnic" differences between original dwellers of Taiwan and immigrants (or their descendants) who fled to the island at the end of the Chinese civil war in 1949.