Companies are increasingly making alliances with each other.
The king's men are again making alliances with native people.
This means that no one knows with whom he is making alliances.
In this paper we present a decision support system for making alliances, based on a Decision Tree.
Mr Tsipras is used to making alliances: he has to keep his own party's disruptive far-left faction on board.
But Mr. Putin was soon making alliances with the same Communists who had gone down to defeat.
Without a law to let convicted politicians keep their seats, the party will find it harder to entice others into making alliances with it.
Subduing Normandy in 1106, he contented himself with keeping domestic peace, defending his Anglo-Norman state against rebellion and invasion, and making alliances with neighbouring princes.
Lawmakers aligned with gay activists began making alliances on Capitol Hill that had been impossible on more abstract issues of gay rights.
Al Qaeda has been skillful in making alliances of its own with important tribes in provinces like Hadramawt, Shabwah, Marib, where much of the oil is, and Abyan.
In making alliances, they claim, it has put presumed ideological affinity above national interest and a rules-based approach to regional integration.
