Sentence examples for lasting alliance from inspiring English sources

If you, like me, are going to wear these shoes everywhere and insist that they survive, you should strike up a lasting alliance with your neighborhood cobbler.

"We wanted a solid and  lasting alliance, not media stunts," Ms Le Pen said.

Many also say that anarcho-primitivists tend to be antiwork and antiworker, which forecloses the possibility of a lasting alliance with labor unions.

Luckily, father-in-law-to-be Roose Bolton had some counsel for his son: "The best way to forge a lasting alliance isn't by peeling a man's skin off, the best way is by marriage".

Nor would it be willing to do more than help a defeated Labour Party govern for a year or two.But, whisper it quietly, some senior Lib Dems think that Mr Brown may already be pondering the pros and cons of changing the voting system in exchange for a more formal and lasting alliance with their party.

He said several times that he felt not only that he and Mr. Bush had established a close personal relationship, but also that the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the United States had given their nations a common cause and the seeds of a lasting alliance.

Now that the war is under way, the Washington foreign-policy consensus has shifted again, to the point that Haass's position on the future of the U.N. — indeed, the future of the United States as a member of lasting alliances — would seem overoptimistic to many people.

Success in Silicon Valley is all about people — about how companies build lasting alliances with talented teams of entrepreneurial employees.

It is our responsibility to challenge stereotypes about Muslim Americans, have conversations with those who harbor such fear, and take steps to building lasting alliances between religious communities, in each community across America.

Critics accuse him of opportunism and arrogance, and point to his apparent inability to form lasting political alliances.

Perhaps it won't last; triangular alliances are notoriously unstable.