Sentence examples for forms of alliances from inspiring English sources
These forces even highly innovative companies to eventually participate in various forms of alliances.
So, within countries, new forms of alliances between creative people and political organizations in a sense that we haven't seen so intensely in America, since perhaps the 1960s.
Françoise Héritier in particular developed Lévi-Strauss's earlier work linking terminology systems to particular forms of alliance on the basis of their association with various rules governing marriage.
In order to do this, it called for, among other things, "employer mandates" (that is, requiring businesses with more than seventy-five employees to pay up to eighty per cent of the premiums for their employees) and new bureaucracies, in the form of "alliances".
And, as Senator Packwood told me, while it is still possible that the Senate Finance Committee (with eleven Democrats and nine Republicans) might find enough votes to pass something that resembled the Clinton plan — with an employer mandate, premium caps, some form of alliances, plus entitlements — "it simply couldn't pass on the floor of the Senate".
This intersectoral collaboration often takes place in the form of alliances or networks.
These LHNs were largely created through virtual integration in the form of alliances and partnerships among autonomous organizations at different levels of care.
An important step in the process of moving toward commercialization is the forming of alliances within countries, between universities and industry, sometimes known as "cross-linking".
Sheehan, as an outsider to local institutions, seems to have a relatively easy time forming unheard-of alliances with other city agencies.
