Sentence examples for further alliance from inspiring English sources

In 1344, the regency concluded a further alliance with Bulgaria, which required the surrender of Philippopolis (Plovdiv) and nine other towns in northern Thrace along the river Evros.

If it works, they said, there may be further alliances, perhaps even joint productions involving more than one of the groups.

A sale of the auto unit would also give Fiat cash for international expansion and might lead to further alliances with others, analysts said.

Several participants said they did not want to be involved in further alliances with the larger aid agencies that are mounting their own campaign on food, aid and hunger, linked with the UK government, in the runup to next year's G8.

Francis said that MAOC-N, which is assisted by US drug and maritime agencies, is developing further alliances with Colombia and Brazil, "to ensure that we create the most hostile environment for drug traffickers in the Atlantic".

"Eliminating the American nuclear presence in Europe, even if the number of warheads is small, could further erode alliance cohesion at a time when reassurance and solidarity are at the heart of the alliance debate on its new strategic concept".

Yet the further the alliance went, the more the chestnut managed to get a toe-hold in the contest.

He then went further: in alliance with extreme-left groups last month he called an indefinite "strike" to stop Conga.

"We are also mindful that our efforts to further our alliance need to be in full consideration of our respective national laws and political context," he said.

Obama intended even then to further the alliance with the world's most populous democracy.

Following the battle, Conrad returned to Constantinople to further his alliance with Manuel.