Sentence examples for alliance produced from inspiring English sources

That alliance produced a bare-bones budget with less school aid than most districts expected.

The first alliance produced a son; the second, to Germaine Dauptain, was overshadowed by her long illness with Parkinson's disease (she was already an invalid when he met Dominique Aury, although she would outlive him by four years).

That alliance produced an ideological juggernaut, an autocratic monarchy dependent on an informal body of religious authorities and rich off international oil dependence.

The alliance produced peace between Wales and England, and within Wales, lasting throughout Æthelstan's reign, though some Welsh resented the status of their rulers as under-kings, as well as the high level of tribute imposed upon them.

Sohu, a leading member of the new alliance, produces its own games and entertainment gossip, which are the mainstays of its business.

Transcending this dichotomy is particularly important when firms, universities, research institutes, and government institutions cooperate in UBG alliances (Porter 1998; Lee et al. 2000; Martin and Sunley 2003) because the evolving complex structure of these alliances produces a mixture of unilateral and bilateral influences among participants.

Their accession to the alliance has produced a "grey zone" in Europe's conventional arms control system that could allow the alliance to deploy any amount of heavy weaponry within them.

The Democratic Alliance (DA) produced the biggest surprise, bagging around 18%, well up from its 12% score in 2004.

That alliance, which produced lucrative hits like JFK (1991) and L.A. Confidential (1997), lasted until 1997.

Matthew Spencer, director of the Green Alliance, which produced its own analysis of CCS recently, agreed that investors needed support and confidence.

The Cornwall Alliance has produced a 12-part DVD entitled Resisting The Green Dragon to promote their anti-science, narrowly religious position.