Sentence examples for deep alliance from inspiring English sources

Nissan and France's Renault share a deep alliance, with each company owning shares in the other and sharing a chief executive officer, Carlos Ghosn.

To ease the transition, this week he named Toshiyuki Shiga as Nissan's chief operating officer.Although Renault and Nissan have cross-shareholdings and a deep alliance, their relationship deliberately stops well short of outright merger.

Britain also continues its deep alliance with a Pakistan that is the main protector of the Taliban, and does little to press Islamabad to end its support for the jihad in Kashmir.

The Wessex route was also the basis for an experiment that saw a so-called "deep alliance" between Network Rail and the train operator, Stagecoach-owned South West Trains, with a joint management team responsible for the track and trains that was regarded as positive despite eventually breaking down over money.

With its deep alliance to the Republican Party, the gun community is in the ascendance politically.

Six months later AOL forged a deep alliance with DirecTV, including purchasing a $1.5 billion stake in it.

Georgian and American authorities say the few who stayed have links with Al Qaeda and deep alliances with the Chechens that could prompt another influx, particularly if Georgia spirals into civil unrest.

"It's very clear that China is ready to forge new alliances, and deep alliances with others than the United States".

And Hillary loved being Secretary of State, forging deep alliances and guiding transformations with our allies and skeptics.

Afghan terrorism expert and governor, Lutfullah Mashal, explains how Afghan Taliban leaders have created deep alliances with a global jihadist movement led by al Qaeda.

We believed not only that our security and prosperity were advanced by broad and deep alliances and partnerships, but that they were the best way to create a more peaceful, free and prosperous world.