Sentence examples for alliances fall from inspiring English sources

This gradually invokes a new geopolitical mapping, with not very pleasant results for the USA, as old alliances fall apart.

As the alliances fell into place on each side, the stage was set for the sequence of large-scale military actions that constituted the Thirty Years' War.

Mr. Wilson spoke of a wider Atlantic nuclear force, into which common defensive pool most, but not all, of the British contribution will be thrown, with no strings attached except the right to draw out should the NATO alliance fall apart.

But at that point the Socialist-Communist alliance fell apart.

Both parties stuck to their positions, and in mid-December, the Islamist alliance fell apart.

But that alliance fell apart in 2004, and La Familia has since gone into business for itself.

However, the alliance fell short of expectations, winning fewer seats than the two parties had won separately in 2009.

Mr. Chávez hailed the effort, though his own efforts in 1999 to create such an alliance fell on deaf ears.

The supposedly stable alliance falls flat on its face, while the farcical candidate from leftfield emerges as the winner.

Although, on 318 seats, a Labour-SNP alliance falls short of a majority, with the support of a third party, Miliband could secure a majority.

30 April: Maliki wins the most seats in the first general election since US troops departed, but his State of Law alliance falls short of an overall majority.