Sentence examples for horizontal alliances from inspiring English sources
They are grouped under the rubrics of: "Ru" (Ru jia 儒家, often mistranslated as "Confucian"), Daoists (Dao jia 道家), Yin-yang (Yin-yang jia 陰陽家), Legalists (Fa jia 法家), Names (Ming jia 名家) Mohists (Mo jia 墨家), vertical and horizontal alliances (Zong heng jia 縱橫家, also known as "Militarists"), Miscellaneous (Za jia 雜家), the school of Shen Nong (Shen Nong jia 神農家) and Smaller Teachings (Xiao Shuo 小說).
If primary clientelism involves a horizontal alliance between the political field and the market field the core of which depends on an exchange of political power and economic interests then secondary clientelism entails the vertical integration within the market field, which was established on a mutually beneficial exchange of economic interests.
"In their relations with power, Jews in exile have always preferred vertical alliances to horizontal ones," notes Leon Wieseltier, the Jewish scholar and literary editor of The New Republic.
Clearly the new forms of connectivity may be horizontal, not vertical, emphasising empathy and alliance.
Politics is a horizontal world, where it is vital to construct interlocking alliances and where patience is nearly as important as decisiveness.
Moving from horizontal to vertical integration Traditional joint working has consisted of strategic alliances between kindred organisations.
Whichever approach, the vertical stack or the horizontal choice, comes to dominate, it's likely that much of the early experimentation will give way to alliances and uniform approaches as corporations move to cloud computing.
Preoccupation 1: Horizontal layering.
Stylish, horizontal stripes.
