The phrase "alliance right" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific concept or context, but without additional context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "The alliance right to self-determination was a topic of heated debate during the conference."
Alternatives: "partnership entitlement" or "coalition privilege".
"Roh needs to clear up the ambiguities that exist about the U.S.-South Korean alliance right now," said Hwang Jin Ha, a legislator from the opposition Grand National Party.
"In the 21st century, true patriotism demands that we do not turn our back on Europe, the key strategic alliance right on our doorstep on which millions of British jobs depend," he told his Scottish audience.
"We have got to make sure we assemble an alliance right across the world - including in the region - to counter them".
We're assuming it fits in both your strategy and the one of the company or companies you team up with, otherwise you wouldn't be forming an alliance, right?
Left, Anna Marie Dunlap, Corinthian Colleges senior vice president, corporate communications; center, Jennifer Friend, executive director Project Hope Alliance; Right, Krissy Humenesky, Corinthian Colleges public relations manager.
The Danes were no match for the combined Prussian and Austrian forces, and they could not rely on help from their allies in the other Scandinavian states because Denmark had nullified its alliance rights by violating the London Protocol.
People have now got the ability to speak to each other across continents, to join with communities that are based not on territory, but on networks; and you've got the possibility of people building alliances right across the world.
There is a reasonable suspicion that the alliances, rights, and prospects that women have hoped for and counted on are blown away far too easily — by men, by our own divisions, by conflict and contempt.
You might imagine that, in our postideological age, a principled alliance of right and left would have been easily enough arranged.
Wrong: the newly published report by the Ready for Ageing Alliance is right to take on "dangerous myths" that set generation against generation.
Figure 1 CDFs of links across firms for customer linkages (left, black), supplier linkages (left red), licensee linkages (center, black), licensor linkages (center, red), and strategic alliance linkages (right).
