Sentence examples for nascent alliance from inspiring English sources

Friendly exchanges were continued during the teams' next meeting in 1983 and this nascent alliance was reinforced further by their shared right-wing ideology.

It will also hinge on Mr Calderón's own ability to nurture and manage the nascent alliance with the PRI to his advantage.This could prove to be a risky gamble.

Two years ago I wrote about a nascent alliance between people who oppose teaching evolution in the schools and those who oppose teaching about the role of human activity in climate change.

TOKYO — Yahoo Japan will use Google technology to power its Internet search engine and search advertising platform, the Japanese company announced Tuesday, diverging from a nascent alliance between the U.S. Internet portal Yahoo and Microsoft.

Even the Hindu nationalist B.J.P., which has been traditionally pro-American and which negotiated a nascent alliance with the Bush administration in early 2004, says the nuclear deal sacrifices national sovereignty.

But they said they were convinced that the nascent alliance was now ready to be sealed.

Along the way the EU has acquired a single currency, a common foreign policy, a passport-free travel zone and policies on justice and home affairs, plus a nascent defence alliance with its own military-planning staff.This does not sound like an organisation in deep crisis.

But analysts say the nascent military alliance, whose planned formation was announced over the weekend by Arab leaders meeting in Egypt, could usher in new regional crises and intensify existing ones, sharpening sectarian differences between Sunni and Shiite Muslims and complicating already tangled national conflicts.

Set in the time period just before the original 1977 "Star Wars" (later retitled "Star Wars: Episode IV — A New Hope"), the new series follows Ezra Taylor Grayy), a teenage thief on a planet ruled by the Empire who stumbles onto the nascent Rebel Alliance that will ultimately save the day.

Take Europe's nascent bond market.

The growing sectarian flavour emerging from Iraq's nascent political alliances is leading some to look over their shoulder to the bloody civil war in 2006-07, when thousands were killed each month and people were having their names and addresses tattooed on their bodies to avoid being murdered and then delivered to morgues controlled by militias.