Sentence examples for entrenched alliance from inspiring English sources
But with only days to go before the proposed conference, Mr. Dobbins met resistance from the alliance on several points that could prove crucial to hopes of averting a new civil war between an entrenched alliance in Kabul and heavily armed Pashtun groups.
The two men formed a grand coalition in 1998 which critics say entrenched an alliance of big business and political parties that has made the country all but ungovernable.
Duyet remained an advocate of hawkish foreign policy after the protectorate over Cambodia was entrenched, advocating an alliance with Burma against Siam, and expressing confidence that Vietnam could defeat Siam and dominate Southeast Asia.
Before the alliance can become entrenched, we must send in our own soldiers -- in large numbers -- to enforce human rights and keep the peace.
For example, political affiliations or entrenched local alliances may prevent decisions from being perceived as fair and/or as legitimate.
These oppressors of excellence and ambition enacted a scorched earth policy that forged unholy alliances, bulldozed opposition and entrenched mediocrity for evermore.
With nothing to do about it, Bradley aides try to use the alliance as one of the entrenched powers their candidate is fighting.
These are all areas where Ant Financial is already well entrenched and experienced in China, so the alliance makes plenty of strategic sense for both parties.
These are all areas where Ant Financial is already well entrenched and experienced in China, so the alliance makes plenty of strategic sense for both parties.
He told his party to stop banging on about Europe – then failed either to tackle entrenched prejudice at home or to build alliances among partners in Europe interested in reform.
Pentagon officials continue to characterize the tactical situation there as "fluid," with an "ebb and flow" as the Taliban are entrenched but having difficulty resupplying, while the rebel Northern Alliance forces have not been able to move forcefully.
