Sentence examples for certain alliance from inspiring English sources

The proposal implies that Russia would have veto power over certain alliance decisions, he said.

The proposal, which Lord Robertson said has the support of President Bush, Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain and other NATO leaders, implies that Russia would have veto power over certain alliance decisions, he said.

Similarly, in individual item analyses, certain alliance variables were associated differentially to the two dimensions of adherence measured.

"I guess I used to think of myself as a lone agent, who made certain choices and established certain alliances with colleagues and friends," he said.

"I want an independent candidate who is not dependent on certain alliances and who uses his position for nothing else than the good of sport," said Oswald.

"I want an independent candidate who is not dependant on certain alliances and who uses his position for nothing else than the good of sport," Oswald said.

But when respondents were asked if they would abandon certain Western alliance policies, such as NATO enlargement, to secure energy supplies from Russia, only 28percentt of East Europeans said they would consider that, compared with 41percentt of West Europeans.

But when respondents were asked if they would abandon certain Western alliance policies, like NATO enlargement, to secure energy supplies from Russia, only 28percentt of East Europeans said they would consider that, compared with 41percentt of West Europeans.

As a Jersey native, I picked up on a certain kismet alliance between Atlantic City's Pine Barren mythicism (see the Jersey Devil) and Lana Del Rey's appreciation for Jersey.

Her research into an unsolved 1969 attack on a Swedish air force base not only triggers more violence from one of the original saboteurs but disrupts certain unholy alliances between government and big business.

Subsequently, certain marriage alliances were concluded between the Russian and Georgian royal families, and in the 17th century Caucasian rulers were on several occasions forced to ask for Russian help against their enemies.