Sentence examples for closer alliances from inspiring English sources
Microsoft's official explanation for these investments is that they are all about closer alliances and technology transfer.
It was likely that there would have been more and more ritual behaviours – of which art is an enhanced manifestation – as tribes formed closer alliances.
As cable becomes a bigger part of the networking environment, increasingly companies like Cisco, Microsoft msft and others will have to forge closer alliances (e.g. joint ventures or acquisitions) with GIC and SFA," he says.
Since then, Putin has not resisted strongly as the West has sought to knit Russia's neighbors, such as Moldova, into closer alliances.
Kelly has supported aid packages to help combat violence in Central America as part of a vision that "involves much closer alliances than Trump" has signaled he wants in the area, Alden told me. Kelly has spoken in-depth about the security issues driving individuals to cross the US border from Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala.
The Obama administration's contemplation of a closer alliance with Mr. Sharif was first reported in The Wall Street Journal last week.
The brutal suppression of a 1946 strike by African mine workers further radicalized many African nationalists and brought about a closer alliance between the ANC and the Communist Party.
But then, as the Taliban were deliberating about how to "disinvite" their troublesome guest after 9/11, the United States invaded, bombing them into a closer alliance with Al Qaeda.
PAGE B3 Powell's Mission in India The Bush administration tried to reassure India that America's closer alliance with Pakistan would not come at India's expense.
The institute idea began with Robert Blocker, dean of the music school, "as I thought about having a closer alliance with the drama school," he said.
RealNetworks, which is negotiating a closer alliance with AOL Time Warner, which owns AOL, is ahead of Microsoft in striking agreements with record companies to put their music online.
