Sentence examples for a tighter alliance from inspiring English sources

But why not form a tighter alliance with AmeriCredit rather than buy it in its entirety?

With Galloway, by far the party's best-known national figure, allied with key Muslim members, Respect seems to be heading towards jettisoning the SWP in favour of a tighter alliance attacking British, American and 'Zionist' policies in the Middle East.

A tight alliance between the Nationals and the National Party of Australia introduces, however, a rather rigid bipolarization with the Labour Party.

Hamas and Egypt formed a tight alliance during the tenure of the ousted Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi, largely due to Hamas's historic links to Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood.

Solid members of America's new, upwardly mobile professional middle class, they formed a tight alliance and devoted themselves to achieving financial security and a respectable place for themselves in the town's social pyramid.

Yet, through his quiet abandonment of claims to Turkish territory in 2005 and his unwavering support for prime minister Erdogan's operations against Kurdish rebels in Iraq last winter, Assad has fostered a tight alliance.

Two or three adult males form a tight alliance and cooperate to herd a female for mating.

Seehofer has said he'll make his final decision within three days; without the support of his CSU, the Bavarian-based party that's had a tight alliance with Merkel's Christian Democratic Union for decades, Merkel's coalition will no longer command a parliamentary majority.

The two executives are seeking a tighter direct alliance five years after they first proposed linking operations.

Most significantly, Turkey has finally shrugged off the straightjacket of a tight U.S. alliance, grown virtually indifferent to E.U. membership and turned its focus toward its former Ottoman neighbors in Asia and the Middle East.

This was while he formed the Saudi lobby in the U.S. and forged what has proved to be a tight Saudi/American alliance.