Sentence examples for enter into alliances from inspiring English sources
This leaves small parties at a disadvantage but, nevertheless, gives them opportunity to strengthen their role during the second balloting as long as they are willing to enter into alliances with the leading parties.
They declined to assume that the United States, the Soviet Union, or any other country necessarily intended to embark upon aggressive action designed to violate their territorial integrity, and therefore they refused to enter into alliances or collective defense arrangements directed against particular states.
On the issue of partnerships, Elstein said the BBC should do more in areas such as the Proms, of which he said only a handful were shown on TV, and enter into alliances with commercial broadcasters to make them all available to watch online.
The MB had said that they would not enter into alliances or coalitions with the more radical Salafi political forces, but the way in which the assembly was formed made it clear that there was close co-ordination between the two.
After numerous adventures, they enter into alliance with Sugriva, king of the monkeys, and, with the assistance of the monkey-general Hanuman and Ravana's own brother, Vibhishana, they attack Lanka.
Of late, the company has been trying to change, entering into alliances and joint ventures with other companies.
The British, fearful that Persia was falling completely under Russian influence, entered into alliances with the rulers of Herāt, Kabul, and Kandahār.
Yet the city decided to wait to see how deregulation was going to work before entering into alliances with private companies to market their electricity.
He is the riskiest of the Colonel's choices, a man not known for keeping confidences or entering into alliances; he may be here merely for the story that's in it.
