Sentence examples for old alliances from inspiring English sources

"We will renew old alliances and forge new and enduring partnerships".

Across the region, old alliances came unstuck, shifting at a bewildering and uncontrollable pace.

Rivals are lining up to take him on and old alliances are unravelling.

In its pursuit of expansion, Google has had to set aside old alliances.

Around the world, we've strengthened old alliances and forged new coalitions to stop the spread of nuclear weapons.

Claims that President Barack Obama was dumping old alliances in favour of new ones were always exaggerated.

Old alliances have foundered and new ones are emerging as governments grapple with, or are overcome by, forces of change.

Influence is no longer defined only by special relationships and old alliances, but which WhatsApp group you are invited into.

We've been shaken by fractious politics at home and abroad, with old alliances rifting apart and established icons toppling.

Old alliances such as NATO, and looser outfits such as the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), do not seem to fit the bill.

Their vote is less evenly spread across the country than support for the old Alliance was.