Sentence examples for multinational alliance from inspiring English sources

Some of the Dean view was evident in President Bush's insistence on a strong, multinational alliance in dealing with the North Korean evildoer, Kim Jong Il.

Slobodan Milosevic's crimes are certainly "fresh" in the eyes of the rest of the world, and the multinational alliance that was the "war victor" has chosen to try him for those crimes.

He participated in the design and implementation of major corporate mergers, led several international joint ventures and the conceptualization and execution of a Four billion multinational alliance between Sterling and Sanofi, which was the first of its kind in the industry.

And that is the goal of the Psychiatric Genomics Consortium (PGC), a multinational alliance of researchers who, by pooling their findings, are able to gather the large numbers of patients needed for statisticians to spot, among the billions of DNA straws in each person's genomic haystack, the needles of causation.In this section Is the end in sight?

But the Sept. 11 attacks and the Bush administration's dramatic deployment of military forces to Southwest Asia -- followed by the buildup now under way in the Persian Gulf near Iraq -- present NATO with a more profound existential question: can a multinational alliance reach a consensus on when and how to attack terrorists or rogue states threatening Western security?

Perhaps in this age a president would form a multinational alliance, a much more inspiring coalition than those forged to fight wars.

The old power centers have been superseded by a multinational Christian Alliance, which has apparently united the popular appeal of today's televangelists with the time-honored authority of the Church of Rome.

The world today is very different from the world that existed when the current array of international organizations and multinational military alliances were created.

About 3,000 military personnel from 11 NATO nations are assigned to the alliance's multinational airborne warning and control units.

One firm doing this is Sodexho Alliance, a multinational that helps universities get more favorable natural gas rates, update boilers and build buildings with more durable materials.

Since few have the resources to do so on their own, many are turning to alliances with multinational drug giants.