Sentence examples for developing alliances from inspiring English sources

He has also shown skill in developing alliances.

Bharat also grew by developing alliances with larger global pharmaceutical companies – some of them competitors.

"We will have more momentum to work on developing alliances, and it will be very hard for the K.M.T. to oppose us," he added, using the initials for the Nationalist Party's Chinese name, the Kuomintang.

The authors stated that tuition in Europe is a must, but they also recommended paying faculty on the basis of merit; lobbying aggressively with state and private funding sources, like alumni; and developing alliances with corporate benefactors.

It also wants to avoid alternative medicine being taught in Spanish universities by developing alliances with deans, chancellors or Spanish regional authorities to end the awarding of diplomas linked to these practices.

Since the parliament was dissolved, the opposition parties have demonstrated little capacity for developing alliances on policy platforms to challenge the ruling coalition.

In a sense, what we're seeing is a developing alliance of sorts between Breitbart and the religious right.

By engaging with the financial services industry, gerontologists have an opportunity to inform members of their profession about the potential for financial solutions to improve lives, to incorporate financial education in the gerontology curriculum, and to develop alliances that can lead to program development, research funding, and new career opportunities.

He adds: "I quickly developed alliances with the Mafia people, then the Cubans.

Edessa developed alliances with Rome from the time of Pompey and was sacked under the rule of the emperor Trajan.

Mrs. Brigham, 36, works in New York as the chief of office for the United Nations Office for Partnerships, which develops alliances between the private sector and the United Nations.