Sentence examples for makes alliances from inspiring English sources

But it will not make it very far unless it makes alliances.

The new voting system allows votes for only a single candidate, which the opposition says makes alliances difficult.

Having decided it has little edge in basic research, it now makes alliances with biotech firms that have promising products, but limited resources, and helps them through the later stages of research and marketing.

The top positions in any new government are likely to be doled out to the major clans, and any clan that makes alliances with the women and minorities in the assembly is more likely to win.

But he was a skilled politician who easily made alliances.

Resources-strapped governments will make alliances with resources-rich countries.

Companies are increasingly making alliances with each other.

To make alliances with Greens and other new democratic forces.

It is certainly possible to make alliances over particular issues.

"Cities don't make alliances," he purrs, "people do".

And you make alliances and join campaigns to try to change the world for the better.