Sentence examples for established alliance from inspiring English sources
In a column written for Fairfax Media, the opposition spokeswoman on foreign affairs, Penny Wong, has argued Australia needs to define a more independent foreign policy within the established alliance framework, and needs "a better road map in Asia".
The newly established alliance selected Young & Rubicam Advertising to increase awareness of the new alliance, with a budget of $25 million, (€18 million).
He then expanded west and claimed to have reached the Mediterranean, however he later had to face a rebellion by the Banu-Yamina nomads who were centered at Tuttul, and the rebels were supported by Yamhad king Sumu-Epuh, whose interests were threatened by the recently established alliance between Yahdun-Lim and Eshnunna.
One was to sign The Stockholm Declaration – a contract that symbolises direct democracy, drafted by the newly established Alliance for Direct Democracy in Europe, ADDE.
The Stockholm Declaration is a contract of the European anti-immigration parties' newly established Alliance for Direct Democracy in Europe, ADDE.
The established alliance consisted of the Chaiyarat Subdistrict Administrative Organization, the Vector-borne DiSaphanControl Unit (Band Saphan) and two primary care units (formerly health centers), Chaiyarat Subdistrict Health Promoting Hospital and Ban Bang Charoen Subdistrict Health Promoting Hospital.
By the time the inners have explained the nature of deeper security cooperation and established alliances, the voter is yawning or has moved on.
To meet the challenge, the sites have established alliances with Baker & Taylor and Ingram, wholesalers that have traditionally dealt in bulk orders to booksellers and now face the challenge of shipping smaller orders directly to consumers' homes.
With the help of Wayport, a firm that manages wi-fi services, McDonald's has established alliances with electronics manufacturers and wireless Internet providers.
By this point in a presidential campaign, nominees have typically established alliances with like-minded think tanks.
By the early 18th century Carolina traders like Anthony Dodsworth and Thomas Nairne had established alliances with Creek Indians in the upper watersheds of rivers draining into the Gulf of Mexico, who they supplied with arms and purchased slaves and animal pelts from.
