Sentence examples for alliance expanded from inspiring English sources
Ahmad Shah Massoud, the former leader of the alliance, expanded them after alliance forces retreated here in 1996.
Earlier on Friday, Russia's envoy to NATO, Dmitry O. Rogozin, said the move to recognize Kosovo was a "strategic mistake" and suggested that Moscow might have to use "brute military force" if the alliance expanded its peacekeeping operation there.
At a meeting of NATO defense ministers in Colorado Springs last October, Mr. Ivanov complained that, if the alliance expanded into the Baltics, it would be able to station combat jets "a three-minute flight away from St . Petersburg.
Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia became members of NATO along with four other countries in 2004, as the military alliance expanded to include formerly Communist countries in Central and Eastern Europe.
At first the Ottoman armies were successful against a Hungarian-Serbian-Karaman alliance; but after 1441, when the alliance expanded to include German, Polish, and Albanian forces, the Ottomans lost Niš and Sofia (1443) and were soundly defeated at Jalowaz (1444).
A year after Walgreens Boots Alliance expanded access to behavioral health treatment by adding an established mental health screening, most patients took "active steps for follow-up," the drugstore giant said.
"This alliance expands our ability to meet those needs".
The alliance expands a partnership that began in 2000 and is intended to shore up eBay's business in China.
On Friday — incredibly and dangerously — Russia's envoy to NATO warned that Moscow might use "brute military force" if the alliance expands its peacekeeping force in Kosovo.
TOKYO — The United States and Japan agreed on Thursday to broaden their security alliance, expanding Japan's role while trying to show American determination to remain a dominant presence in the region.
As the ministers gathered at Nato headquarters on the outskirts of the Belgian capital, Nato Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer was asked by a reporter whether he expected a formal go-ahead to revive the Nato-Russia Council, a forum established several years ago — amid Russian concerns about the alliance expanding eastward — to discuss a range of regional issues.
