Sentence examples for a long-term alliance from inspiring English sources

Some senior Tories are calling for a long-term alliance with the Liberal Democrats beyond the next election, even if the Tories secure a majority.

Moreover, the U.S. has maintained a long-term alliance with Israel, which Ahmadinejad has called for "wiping off the face of the earth," the Ambassador added.

In a statement, Nokia described the sale as part of a long-term alliance to develop technologies for the two most popular wireless broadband standards: Evolved High-Speed Packet Access and Long-Term Evolution.

The American view, as espoused this month by one senior Bush administration diplomat, is that the summit meeting "really puts the Russian-U.S. relationship on a firm course of long-term partnership, even a long-term alliance".

According to Marc Agnifilo, the former head of the gang unit in the United States attorney's office in New Jersey, the cultural differences between the two groups would appear to be too great to allow for a long-term alliance.

BAGHDAD — Beyond the final withdrawal of troops that President Obama announced Friday, America's fiscal troubles are dictating a drastic scaling back of plans for diplomatic, economic and cultural programs once deemed vital to steadying Iraq, building a long-term alliance and prying the country from Iran's tightening embrace.

Our research suggests that this ethos of social engagement can also develop into a strong and long-term alliance between a community affected by a particular illness and the group of clinicians who care for them.

The White House insists its long-term alliance with Israel remains strong.

In the interest of rebuilding the trust and cuddling behind our long-term alliance, we admit that we have withheld some facts from you.

And it's the first byelection since the Conservative party started getting twitchy about the idea that David Cameron wants to form some kind of long-term alliance with the Lib Dems.

The inflows also contributed to domestic-asset bubbles, credit excesses, and a growing fringe of bad investments.Foreign investors were providing funds to Asian firms with debt ratios and long-term alliance relationships that would have been unacceptable in the West.