Sentence examples for create new alliances from inspiring English sources

It would have been more useful to create new alliances with all these Swiss organisations and political parties that were clearly against the initiative.

They were not actively developing untried social skills to create new alliances or find new partners for copulation, and also were not directly responsible for caring for infants or inculcating children.

For a while, that creates new alliances and tensions.

The cuts have created new alliances and strange bedfellows.

In the interview on Monday, Mr. de Villepin insisted: "We are not creating new alliances.

Knowledge networking is seen here in terms of creating new alliances of producers, users and mediators of knowledge.

Using regime and regulation theory, I address how regulation of the environment is altering economic regimes and creating new alliances among stakeholders.

He created new alliances and staged a bloody coup using his death squads, said John Dickie, a mafia expert and author of Mafia Republic.

The confluence of activists of different generations, and the lively debates between them, created new alliances and, with the eventual release of some of the younger leaders, reinvigorated A.N.C. networks.

Obama has spoken frequently about creating new alliances, and of attempts to repair the U.S. image abroad after nearly a decade in which Bush's approach was viewed with suspicion in many quarters.

Sonia Gandhi, Rajiv's widow, charmed India with her gaunt beauty and heavily accented Italian Hindi.Some say television was responsible for the unusually high turnout; some that it created new alliances, as voters in cities found common cause with voters in villages whose televised complaints they shared.