Sentence examples for rules of alliances from inspiring English sources

Note that aggressive victories change the rules of alliances a bit.

Heed the number one rule of alliances.

Vantage works on what he calls "relationship due diligence" and "relationship launches": setting the ground rules of an alliance and making sure it gets off to a good start.

But his style of rule, with its acrobatic juggling of alliances with religious and tribal leaders, combined with nepotism and pleas for help from foreign powers spooked by Yemen's chronic instability, has put the country into an increasingly untenable limbo.

William Rufus continued to put down resistance to his rule in England, but began to build a number of alliances against Robert with barons in Normandy and neighbouring Ponthieu.

"Future crises will require prompt decision-making in national capitals," Lord Robertson said, and the alliance must write "rules of engagement to deal with the unexpected" if it wants to remain relevant in an age of global terrorism and threats beyond European borders.

Ultimately the formation of alliances proved destructive.

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The alliance agreed to a set of command-and-control procedures and rules of engagement for ballistic missile defense.

After a NATO meeting on Tuesday where a military response by the alliance was ruled out, Turkish president, Recep Erdogan, warned Syria that Turkey's rules of engagement had now changed after the incident.

Industrial trade alliance Aegis said: "A fair partnership is only possible if China plays by the rules of free and fair international trade, and honours its WTO obligations.