Sentence examples for mend alliances from inspiring English sources
And he said that as president he would try to mend alliances that have frayed in the seven years of the Bush-Cheney administration.
The Polish ambassador to NATO, Jerzy Nowak, said in an interview that Poland's request for NATO assistance in Iraq was in part intended to help mend the alliance's rift over Iraq.
Hall denied he was Sting's partner and at the sametime mended an alliance with Nash.
When the foursome hug each other and take their leave of a delirious, drenched crowd, it's a chance for us all to celebrate the mending of severed alliances, a beautiful advertisement for friendship after adversity, an acknowledgement that the bonds between us may sometimes slip and fracture, but will never entirely break.
What will you do -- not posturing, but concrete plans -- to mend our international relationships and forge realistic alliances?
Consequently, these developments have led to new alliances, while old ones have mended.
Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld arrived here on Thursday, looking to mend fences with European allies, strengthen NATO's role in rebuilding Afghanistan and explore a broader mission for the alliance in stabilizing Iraq.
tried to mend some of the damage by calling Australia's ambassador to the U.S., Joe Hockey, to reaffirm the two countries' alliance.
On Thursday, Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz). tried to mend some of the damage by calling Australia's ambassador to the U.S., Joe Hockey, to reaffirm the two countries' alliance.
