Sentence examples for established alliance with from inspiring English sources

The opposition Moderate party is also unable to take over because even an established alliance with the centre-right parties doesn't make up the numbers needed for a majority.

It also established alliances with Bronx community service groups like Banana Kelly and Unitas.

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.

Zimri-Lim started his reign with a campaign against the Banu-Yamina, he also established alliances with Eshnunna and Hammurabi of Babylon, and sent his armies to aid the Babylonians.

Carolina traders such as 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 from whom they purchased slaves and animal pelts.

It also established alliances with several famous laboratories of the local universities to get access to their advanced laboratory instruments and facilities with reasonably low cost.

We build on recent organizational research examining the effect of upper echelons on attracting powerful intermediaries to understand how young biotechnology firms establish alliances with established organizations.

In addition, every college in the state will be required to establish alliances with low-performing high schools to improve achievement and college preparedness.