Sentence examples for fractured alliances from inspiring English sources
It is hard to build a national coalition out of fractured alliances on state and local matters.
Barack Obama offers a fresh start and healing to a wounded nation and its fractured alliances in the world.
Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri, striking at what all the candidates believe is a central flaw of Bush foreign policy, would focus on rebuilding fractured alliances.
In a year shaped by endless news-cycle distraction, fractured alliances, and the wolfishness of men, one Internet image seemed perfectly, almost endlessly, applicable to the world at large.
CHICAGO, April 23 — Presenting himself as a presidential candidate "who can speak directly to the world," Senator Barack Obama on Monday outlined his approach to foreign policy, vowing to double foreign aid, expand and modernize the military, and rebuild fractured alliances.
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But they also must face the harsh reality that NATO's first military mission outside Europe is failing in a way that risks fracturing the alliance.
"You can only conclude that they are fracturing the alliance," Mr. Nakaima was quoted as saying by the daily newspaper Asahi Shimbun.
The owners, finally seeing that they would have no choice but to grant a few extra seats at their table, began working to strip the Continentals of a club or two, fracturing the alliance, and limiting the incursion.
Yet the ANC will struggle to enact the required reforms without fracturing its alliance with the South African Communist Party (whose members make up a big chunk of the cabinet) and COSATU.Tilting with windmillsTo be fair, at least some of the proposed policies are being put in place.
Though the two countries continue to differ on how to handle the popular revolts in the region, American and Saudi officials said, the disagreement has not fractured a strategic alliance based on a common concern over Iran.
