Sentence examples for primary alliances from inspiring English sources

But his primary alliances were with less hard-edged types like President Bush and his son George W. Bush, the Texas governor.

But once a town becomes acutely aware of this primary role, alliances on a state and federal level can be quickly forged.

"The best way to protect the Scottish defence industry and national interest is for Scotland to remain part of its primary defence alliance: the UK.

The primary strategic alliance is the UltraMate® and UltraImage® software systems provided by Mitchell International.

In the current election, however, Obama has at least preliminarily shown the ability to cobble together a coalition bridging the gap between upscale voters and minorities to form a winning primary-caucus alliance.

Models for primary care physician alliances and primary care networks have originated primarily in the UK where geography (i.e., size and dispersion of the population) and health system governance differ from the Canadian context [ 60, 61].

With particular focus on a specific set of firms' primary stakeholders, strategic alliance partners, our research design facilitates the examination of this issue.

And while Mitt Romney played the Drudge Report to help him slay rivals in the primary, the same alliance got him nowhere in the general election.

According to Michael Dixon, chair of the NHS Alliance primary care umbrella group, some trusts have cut waiting times by redesigning their systems, but others have got by "by paying double time at weekends".

First, he announced a deal with Ohio Governor John Kasich to stop Trump in the final primary contests — an alliance he later denied.

This work was undertaken by CAPRICORN, a primary care research alliance that receives funding from the National Assembly for Wales, and specifically by a Wales Office of Research and Development for Health and Social Care grant (Number: SG99/252).