Sentence examples for nurturing alliances from inspiring English sources

Her autocratic persona and short temper became legendary in Brasília, a capital where back-room deals are customary when forging and nurturing alliances with an array of bickering parties.

The sharing of wild plant foods is infrequent in chimpanzees, but in chimpanzee communities that engage in hunting, meat is frequently used as a 'social tool' for nurturing alliances and social bonds.

Appointments are used to repay favours and nurture alliances.

But now any efforts to nurture alliances between city and suburbs, blacks and whites will be more difficult than ever.

Chávez has nurtured alliances with leaders who are widely considered dictators or tyrants and called himself a Maoist.

She has embraced the globe-trotting aspects of the job, logging many hours on plane trips to nurture alliances with countries like Japan and Great Britain and to visit hot spots like Afghanistan and countries in the Middle East.

Alongside slick marketing, what is needed is the skilful choice of priorities, the nurturing of alliances for change, and persistence as well as popularity-seeking.Setting an exampleThe advent of President Fox is an important milestone for Latin America as well as for Mexico.

Of course, the social schedule of the president and first lady is also a powerful political tool, a way to nurture political alliances and to cultivate political narratives.

MUSCAT, Oman — As Iran finds itself locked in an escalating cold war-style conflict with Egypt, Saudi Arabia and other Arab nations, the quietly influential Sultanate of Oman has accelerated its cooperation with Tehran, nurturing an alliance that helps empower Iran while highlighting the deep divisions among Arab capitals.

"We used to nurture our alliances and stand up for our common values," he said.

Amazon Frontlines, a new nonprofit funded by DiCaprio's foundation, plans to launch Thursday with the aim of nurturing an alliance between tribes and trumpeting stories about their fights to stop timber and oil drilling in the South American rainforest.