Sentence examples for common alliance from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, we are partners in a common alliance".

But Operation Overlord was always conceived as a common alliance of the English-speaking peoples.

This has both shortchanged current operations but also bodes ill for ensuring NATO has the key common alliance capabilities of the future.

The median life span for alliances is only about seven years, and nearly 80% of joint ventures one of the most common alliance structures ultimately end in a sale by one of the partners.

Mr Reid said the deal showed that the "common alliance against terrorism is, on both sides of the Atlantic, very strong" and that, "when the chips are down, Europe can act very swiftly to reach a unanimous decision in all of our interests".

If I were a young person living in a suburb I would laugh". In recent days the crisis has forced the two main contenders in the battle for the presidency in 2007 -- Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin and Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy -- to forge temporarily a common alliance.

While the new forces that suddenly rose to power in the revolution's aftermath, without forging common alliances, proved incapable of surmounting the mighty obstacles on the way, the counter-revolution spearheaded by the military is in crisis today too.

"This is a fake news controversy drummed up by the all-too-common alliance of Fox News, the Drudge Report and John McCain, who apparently decided to close out his campaign with the same false, desperate attacks that have failed for months," Mr. Burton said.

But Gove, in a departure from comments by other senior Conservatives, appeared to rule out any kind of Commons alliance in remarks to the Daily Telegraph.

Their governments seem inclined to back French and Italian leaders who hope to find a solution to Athens' latest crisis that will keep it in the common currency alliance.

One thing CityScoot and Zingo have in common is alliances with alcohol industry leaders.