Sentence examples for alliance problems from inspiring English sources

On Friday, a former Pentagon official said Mr. Gates had been addressing alliance problems larger than Libya.

In contrast, alliance problems provide an obvious motive for sabotaging others' cooperative relationships.

If two players choose each other, they form an alliance and get ½ each, while the excluded player gets -1; if no two players choose each other, all players get 0. Beyond this simplest case, more complex alliance problems can be described by adding asymmetric alliance strengths, within-alliance bargaining, nonzero-sum payoffs, more players, more strategies, uncertainty, and so on [26].

But it is the policies, attitudes, and ideological blindnesses of the Bush Administration that have turned a chronic but manageable alliance problem into an acute crisis.

The simplest alliance problem is a zero-sum three-player game like the Simple Majority Game [26] in which three players each choose one of the other players.

That alliance cohesion problem is not new.

The vaccine alliance first noticed problems in an internal review.

But the idea of creating a progressive alliance has inherent problems, which Trumka is already facing.

CFT-C was established as an active control group to account for unspecific change mechanisms of psychotherapy (i.e., therapeutic alliance, resource activation, problem activation, motivational clarification, and problem solving) [ 35, 39].

Part of the problem, alliance officials say, is that their troops there are cut off from their main stronghold in northeastern Afghanistan.

Perhaps the alliance's biggest problem is its own nature as a collection of warlords, many of them tough, uncompromising men with little vision beyond their own immediate self-interest.