Sentence examples for deeper alliances from inspiring English sources

Yet U.S. policy makers, who worry about the aggressiveness of an increasingly confident China, want deeper alliances with Vietnam.

Firms must expand their tentacles and create deeper alliances with initiatives that support minority founders, such as Avion Accelerator for Latinas, Latino Startup Alliance (full disclosure, I am on their board) and Wayne Sutton's BUILDUP.

Virgin Atlantic, which is owned by the Virgin Group, controlled by Richard Branson, and by Singapore Airlines, has been among the most vocal critics of a deeper alliance between British Airways and American Airlines.

The agreement reflects a much deeper alliance among the three going back to the founding of Hyundai Motor in the 1960's.

PSA Peugeot Citroën on Thursday joined the ranks of global automobile giants gambling that a deeper alliance — in this case with Mitsubishi Motors of Japan — will offer it shelter from the uncertainties surrounding the industry.

Toyota Motor and Honda Motor of Japan and Daimler's Mercedes of Germany are further advanced in hybrid technology, he said, and for PSA the idea of a deeper alliance with Mitsubishi was based on a bet on electric engines and volume sales of smaller combustion engines in emerging markets.

But he does not expect the two to form a deeper alliance.

"For decades, the United States has been urging Japan to make its defense policy more flexible to enable deeper alliance integration.

Jared and Mistee went back and forth describing them, revealing a rapport that I sensed was the product of a deeper alliance.

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".