Sentence examples for some alliances from inspiring English sources

Some alliances are well designed; many are not.

Such problems are leading to a more flexible approach, with some alliances recognising that they should encourage common working but leave individual airlines free to opt out of some projects.

The complexities of some alliances would not be out of place in one of Congreve's more intricate farces, and the usual requirement for a Muslim bridegroom to convert has meant his marital history has come under new scrutiny.

So there have been some alliances on health issues.

Most of the collaborations are stipulated between two partners, but some alliances - the so-called consortia - involve three or more partners.

Fiat has apparently pushed Chrysler to quit some alliances: Chrysler is quitting the selling of a Daimler-built commercial van called the Sprinter.

However, he adds that while the group is led by skillful politicians and may manage to forge some alliances, it will likely encounter major difficulties from a largely pro-Hadi population in the region.

After September 11th, some alliance commanders talked of "going global".

Some alliance soldiers looted dead bodies for valuables.

Some alliance soldiers said few Taliban soldiers showed up for the collections and some argued with alliance troops.

Maybe, some alliance troops say, it would be better to wait until spring to fight.