Sentence examples for alliances needed from inspiring English sources

Implicitly, Mr Zoellick sees his job as that of chief strategist, devising the networks and alliances needed to push trade forward.In this section Will tinkering bring the building down?

Lacking a majority in Congress, both PAN presidents proved unable or unwilling to forge the alliances needed to recast a political system ill-equipped for a multiparty democracy, and an economy restrained by public monopolies (of energy) and private oligopolies (telecoms, television, beer and cement, for example).Instead, Mexico has moved forward in modest steps.

At his banquet, he came up with other exhibits, such as "the calm professionalism" of British forces in Kosovo and the lead which he says that Britain (meaning Mr Blair) took in putting together the alliances needed to avert "the worst genocide" since the second world war.

Labour said the UK had failed to build alliances needed to obtain a deal.

As the steppe population grew, pastoral agriculture alone could not support the population, and tribal alliances needed to be maintained by material rewards.

Alliances need to be forged with people in the Liberal Party who are supportive.

Alliances need to be formed and education needs to occur at the community level, the institution level, the faculty level and the student level.

A Nato official told Associated Press that the alliance needed "to see not words but actions" from Gaddafi.

Defense Secretary Robert Gates argued that the partnership between the North American and European sides of the NATO alliance needed a new impulse.

The alliance needed to show Taliban fighters that it was not solely a choice of "fight or die … This is how counter-insurgencies end".

General Sir Adrian Bradshaw, appointed last year as Nato's deputy commander of forces in Europe, said the alliance needed to develop both fast-reacting conventional forces and capacities to counter Russian efforts at coercion and propaganda, as seen in Ukraine.