Sentence examples for alliance rules from inspiring English sources

Create alliance rules.

If a player doesn't follow the alliance rules, or isn't active enough, than kick him.

Pakistani officials predict a resumption of the chaotic civil war that engulfed the capital the last time the alliance ruled it in 1992, and besides that, the largest ethnic group in Pakistan, the Pashtuns, deeply distrust the alliance, which is dominated by ethnic Tajiks and other northern minorities.

But not, perhaps, from such close quarters: The Congress of South African Trade Unions, a partner with Mr. Mbeki's African National Congress in the political alliance that rules the nation, accused the president of weeding his government of talented officials while leaving stacks of "deadwood" untouched.

After a NATO meeting on Tuesday where a military response by the alliance was ruled out, Turkish president, Recep Erdogan, warned Syria that Turkey's rules of engagement had now changed after the incident.

Anwar, 66, is Malaysia's longest-suffering political opponent and greatest threat to the incumbent Umno government, led by the prime minister Najib Razak, whose Barisan Nasional (National Front) alliance has ruled the country since independence.

While his ten-year reign was marked by various state-building accomplishments, Mindaugas's conflicts with relatives and other dukes continued, and Samogitia (western Lithuania) strongly resisted the alliance's rule.

Local notables, with their affiliations and alliances, were ruled out.

"Future crises will require prompt decision-making in national capitals," Lord Robertson said, and the alliance must write "rules of engagement to deal with the unexpected" if it wants to remain relevant in an age of global terrorism and threats beyond European borders.

At most, the U.S. and other NATO partners will use the alliance's stated rules as yardsticks ― noting every so often, after a fresh Erdogan excess, that he's coming perilously close to crossing the line and violating commitments his country has signed.

The incident occured after Yakaolang, which lies 120 miles west of Kabul in Bamiyan province, was retaken by the Taliban from the forces of Hezb-e Wahdat, part of the alliance fighting Taliban rule.