Sentence examples for effective alliance from inspiring English sources

Our most effective alliance, NATO, has taken command of the enforcement of the arms embargo and No Fly Zone.

The emergence of an effective alliance between pragmatic conservatives and the reformists offers the prospect of a broader consensus at the heart of the Iranian political system.

But for all their personal and ideological differences, Mr. Spano and Mr. Brodsky have created a remarkably effective alliance, which is largely built on serving the interests of their most important client: Westchester County.

China fears that if Taiwan is included, not only will Beijing's best weapons be blunted, but Taiwan's military will also become closely integrated with American forces in an effective alliance.

He had been chosen mostly for his car; it was the most reliable motor the eggheads had.He forged an unlikely but effective alliance with Lech Walesa, the earthy, mercurial leader of the nascent Solidarity trade union.

Shwe Mann has formed an effective alliance with his most famous MP, Miss Suu Kyi, and has earned the respect of other opposition MPs for his willingness to listen and negotiate.

Fostering effective alliances with different groups requires both creativity and diligence.

Will increasingly wary rivals (from Microsoft to Verizon to Facebook) forge effective alliances to stop the Google juggernaut?

And what can be done to create effective alliances to deliver the ambition of the Paris agreement?

The information it gathers is often unavailable from other sources.Where western governments' interests match those of campaigning NGOs, they can form effective alliances.

Mr. Villaraigosa had the support of both Mr. Davis and Mr. Riordan, along with much of organized labor and the state Democratic Party, but Mr. Hahn himself is a foursquare Democrat expected to forge more effective alliances than Mr. Riordan did with the overwhelmingly Democratic City Council.