Sentence examples for internal allies from inspiring English sources

Build a network of internal allies.

It could be argued that Mr Woodford was naive to confront the chairman without having first amassed internal allies.

Internal allies of science show relationships of actors who are actively involved in the research process and the utilisation of its results.

The tumult could continue, as some White House officials said Friday that they expect some of Bannon's internal allies to exit with him.

Interviews with 54 CSR managers in German multinational companies reveals four tactics the managers found to be most effective at mobilizing others: 1) build a network of internal allies; 2) make sustainability resonate; 3) identify adequate incentives; 4) use external and internal benchmarking.

Saleh on the BBC's Hard Talk explained and reiterated that Karzai in hoping to reach a deal with the Taliban and Pakistan's ISI through appeasement policy had alienated his internal allies as well as Afghanistan's external allies and had undermined the morale of Afghan security forces.

These are scandals that no international ally wants plaguing their internal politics via external association with Erdogan's administration.

Still, he could say there was no alternative, having painted his internal opponents as allies of Serbia's enemies and, therefore, traitors.

Or will President Zuma feel he has an excuse to continue with his business-as-usual juggling act - as he tries to balance the demands of union allies, internal rivals and business leaders?

Protocol normally calls for foreign leaders to maintain strict neutrality in the internal affairs of their allies.

De Gaulle wanted action to be coordinated with the allies; many internal activists - especially, but not only, the communists - wanted a general and immediate insurrection.