Sentence examples for find alliances from inspiring English sources

Its next owner, the private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management, tried to streamline Chrysler and then find alliances with other automakers that would broaden its product lineup.

"I had to rely on the view of external stakeholders and find alliance to convince the mainstream view.

And the activists found alliances with socially conservative Protestant congregations.

Throughout the years, these movements have found alliances with other neighborhood organizations, preservationist and environmental interests.

This means that traditional politics needs to engage with new networks of citizens to find alternative alliances between citizens and politics on international matters.

Nor, from any angle, could the agency find an alliance between Saddam and al-Qaeda.

Analysts find the alliance troubling because Al Qaeda has long sought recruits with American and European passports who can cross borders more freely, said Bruce Hoffman, a professor at Georgetown University who studies terrorism.

While MoveOn.org has been publicly railing against Facebook's user privacy missteps over the last month, its new ties to Chris Kelly have angered some supporters who do not find this alliance with Kelly to be suitable to the progressive movement generally due to Kelly's history with user rights.

She claimed to find making political alliances demeaning; her critics found her wearisomely egocentric.

The characters find themselves forming alliances with their bitterest enemies and betraying their friends in order to fend off consequences that are even worse.

Mr Noboa, who has little political experience, may also find that political alliances in Ecuador tend to be short-lived.If he is wise, he will keep an eye on three groups: the trade unions, the Indians and the armed forces.