Sentence examples similar to purposeful alliances from inspiring English sources
When New York Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tweeted recently about the "honor" of her "lovely and wide-reaching conversation" with Corbyn, it was a sign either of indifference or purposeful alliance that ought to profoundly alarm every sensible Democrat worried about the ideological direction and moral health of the party.
You can see this in the gradual adoption of the term "allyship". Alliances are purposeful, clear and often explicitly named; allyships are informal, unbound by explicit parameters or goals or even participants.
He cited a quartet of European leaders - 'Berlusconi and Brown and Merkel and Sarkozy' - in signalling a more 'powerful and purposeful Europe' in closer international alliance with the US.
"My Urban Alliance experience has been fulfilling because I have learned a lot more than I expected". Dozens of internships – just like Kylie and Jhamir's – are the result of Quicken Loans' new partnership with Urban Alliance (UA) to make a purposeful investment in creating economic opportunity for Detroit's youth.
Yet Trump's advisers said the president's silence on human rights matters is purposeful, part of a grand strategy to rebuild alliances or create new ones.
The creation of governance structure for the VIKING alliance can be interpreted as a goal-oriented purposeful action, from the AT perspective.
Meanwhile Clover is purposeful.
His refusal is purposeful.
It appears almost purposeful.
