Sentence examples for an effective alliance from inspiring English sources

The emergence of an effective alliance between pragmatic conservatives and the reformists offers the prospect of a broader consensus at the heart of the Iranian political system.

China fears that if Taiwan is included, not only will Beijing's best weapons be blunted, but Taiwan's military will also become closely integrated with American forces in an effective alliance.

What we need to do is free ourselves from excessive dependence on imported oil and attempt to forge an effective alliance of all nations -Western, Arab and Muslim - threatened by Iraq.

Shwe Mann has formed an effective alliance with his most famous MP, Miss Suu Kyi, and has earned the respect of other opposition MPs for his willingness to listen and negotiate.

Although Mr Abdullah's popularity has suffered in recent months amid rising inflation and social discontent, the ruling Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition hopes to win a new electoral mandate before economic conditions deteriorate and opposition parties manage to forge an effective alliance.

The UN would be vital in building an effective alliance against IS, he added, saying that the extremist group "needs to be squeezed out of existence".

But for all their personal and ideological differences, Mr. Spano and Mr. Brodsky have created a remarkably effective alliance, which is largely built on serving the interests of their most important client: Westchester County.

They forged an improbable, temporarily effective alliance with industrial workers, a convergence that many thought heralded a new revolutionary coalition.

He had been chosen mostly for his car; it was the most reliable motor the eggheads had.He forged an unlikely but effective alliance with Lech Walesa, the earthy, mercurial leader of the nascent Solidarity trade union.

Participant adherence refers to both the receipt of the intervention (the development of a strong and effective alliance between the case manager and youth) and enacting on the intervention (accessing resources).

Though the answer to the central question in this hypothetical is clear -- all right-thinking persons should abhor and militate for an end to police brutality -- under postmodernism the fact that prospective alliance members might not agree on other things having to do with law enforcement precludes the formation of an effective political alliance in the first instance.