The pilot was a result of constant changes in alliance among members in the Health Basket Fund.
Despite regularly renewed treaties, the Pictish raiders were becoming bolder, and a vague but discernible general disorder and a constant flux of alliances and factions were fuelling the notion that Carausius, once the subject of terrified admiration, was not merely fallible but out of control.
A glance at just some of the operations, exercises, and activities that have come to light, however, paints a picture of a globetrotting command in constant churn with alliances in every corner of the planet. .
Mr. Karzai "has caused deep division within Afghan society by his constant, unconditional offer of alliance to the Taliban," Amrullah Saleh, a non-Pashtun who was Mr. Karzai's intelligence chief for six years, said in an article published by Bloomberg News last week.
Teamwork is essential, not only within a team but also among teams to economize on wind drag, conserve energy, wear out opponents, attack and break away or fend off others' attacks—and teams play off one another in a constant drama of shifting alliances.
Teamwork is essential, not only within a team but also among teams — to economize on wind drag, conserve energy, wear out opponents, attack and break away or fend off others' attacks — and teams play off one another in a constant drama of shifting alliances.
Until now, though, the Franco-German alliance has remained constant, and the union, including the common currency, remains intact.
Women lag at 16.6 percent, a level that has remained nearly constant since 2004, when the alliance started monitoring the figures.
Also, Romania's adherence to the Triple Alliance was under constant strain because of friction with Germany's partner, Austria-Hungary.
She was reappointed in September 2007 as the parties resurrected their alliance, but the constant political squabbling between the president and the prime minister continued.
