Sentence examples for creating alliances from inspiring English sources

Those who advertise seamless service are doing so by creating alliances with other providers, Mr. Pearson said.

The liberal-conservative divide is so pervasive that it runs down the middle of all religious groups, dividing denominations and creating alliances across denominations.

He discussed deals that fell through with Nissan and G.M., and failed efforts to get Korean and Indian auto companies interested in creating alliances with Chrysler.

Occupy is shedding its liberal accretions and rapidly turning into something with much deeper roots, creating alliances that promise to transform the very notion of revolutionary politics in America.

"Saleh has had a real problem creating alliances with the sons of tribal leaders in the same way he created alliances with their fathers," said Gregory Johnsen, a Ph.D. candidate at Princeton University who has been studying Yemen's tribes for eight years.

Since then, and through political campaigning, electioneering, lobbying, media interaction and creating alliances with wider society elements, including the anti-war movement, tens of thousands of young Muslims have chosen to work within the process to create reform and to better the lives of everyone who is party to British society.

One senior security official in Tel Aviv said: "Necessity creates alliances.

"We can mobilize volunteers and create alliances and coalitions.

It will create alliances with writers, directors and producers who can create that programming.

So you have to create alliances that might not occur at short tracks".

MUAMMAR QADDAFI was adept at negotiating with Tuareg nomads in the Sahara and created alliances with many of their clans.