Sentence examples for durable alliance from inspiring English sources

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Its raucous democracy suggested the basis for a durable alliance with the United States.

But Mr. Hall never was able to forge a durable alliance with the New Left.

In "Every Nation for Itself: Winners and Losers in a G-Zero World," Bremmer, the president of the political-risk consultancy firm Eurasia Group, maps the present and future of a "world order in which no single country or durable alliance of countries can meet the challenges of global leadership".

He also established a durable alliance with the Sierra Club, founded in 1892 by noted preservationist John Muir.

With a few exceptions, like the Croxton Collaborative, architects are unfamiliar with environmental technology and have formed few durable alliances with engineers who practice it.

Similarly, Mr da Silva wants a coalition with the Liberal Party, a small centre-right group, even though it is at daggers drawn with the PT in some states.The ruling makes it harder for small-party candidates to build durable alliances.

Through durable alliances with performers and concert presenters — as well as dogged persistence and a stream of challenging, edifying works — Mr. Zorn, at 58, is a towering pillar of a new-music universe he has worked tirelessly to foster and enrich.

How durable the alliance's marriage of convenience proves may end up determining its power in Nasiriya and the rest of Iraq.

IF YOU are reading this article while on a short-haul flight, the chances are your aircraft's engines were made by CFM International, an unusual yet durable industrial alliance.

As Lord Robertson reminded his colleagues, NATO remains one of the most durable and powerful alliances in world military history.