The phrase "alliance both" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to two alliances or aspects of an alliance, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The alliance both strengthened our position and expanded our influence in the region."
Alternatives: "both alliances" or "both aspects of the alliance".
Before any serious damage is done to this important alliance, both countries must work harder to find a compromise.
UTZ Certified and Rainforest Alliance, both of which certify more cocoa globally than Fair Trade, don't guarantee a premium, but they say that their certified cocoa sells at higher prices because of the growing demand for certified crop.
NATO people have become warmer to the idea of a "Slo-Slo" option: that is, inducting into the alliance both Slovakia and Slovenia, another country with no previous history of real independence, to offer NATO a neat territorial link between Hungary and the Adriatic Sea.
In the 2014 national elections, all six parliamentary constituencies were won by the BJP and Shiv Sena in alliance, both parties winning three seats each.
Their unfamiliarity with their patients culture may present a serious obstacle to early diagnosis and to the development of the therapeutic alliance, both of which are indispensable for obtaining positive results.
Therapeutic alliance, both in general [ 59] as well as measured by the HAq and the TFBq in the early phases of treatment [ 57], has been found to be correlated with psychotherapy outcome.
The three exchanges now set to merge said they remained open to new alliances, both in Europe and in the United States.
They formed alliances both with leftist protest groups and with turncoat Radicals, one of whom is Ms Fernández's vice-president.
It was the alliances both of the reformists with moderates and the conservatives among themselves that made all the difference, she argued.
He has understood that Germany may be the key country in the Western alliances, both NATO and the European Union, and Mrs Merkel the key leader.She, like Germany's president, Joachim Gauck, is from what used to be East Germany.
Unique knowledge on both home and host country makes immigrant new ventures "the bridge", connecting different parts of the international supply chain, through internal growth or strategic alliances, both domestically or internationally.
