Sentence examples for stable alliance from inspiring English sources
The supposedly stable alliance falls flat on its face, while the farcical candidate from leftfield emerges as the winner.
He said a coalition was likely, and predicted that if Mr. Modi performed strongly, securing 230 or 240 seats, it would prove to be a stable alliance.
We've been here before," Mr. Gianopulos said by way of advice to theater owners, who greeted the plan with an anger that appeared to threaten what had been a relatively stable alliance lately between studios and exhibitors.
The president also asserted -- on what evidence he did not say -- that Al Qaeda is locked in a stable alliance with the Taliban forces.
Findings on face-to-face studies identified three typical patterns: a stable alliance pattern, a linear growth pattern and a u-shaped pattern [ 34].
It is striking, for example, that almost uniquely within the EU, Italy has no stable alliances, even with other Mediterranean states.
The economy is good, technology thrives, relatively stable alliances have been formed with Egypt, Jordan, and the Gulf states––and life "on the other side of the wall" is of only episodic concern.
Given the significant savings that can be realized thanks to horizontal collaboration, the main interest of the potential collaborating firms is to figure out how the collaborating group should be formed and how stable alliances and coalitions should be generated.
The SB-APP was conceived because of the BPD individuals relationship disturbances, fears of abandonment and severe difficulties with building a stable therapeutic alliance [ 20].
This might lead to the conclusion that early intervention strategies to induce contemplation in AN inpatients are not only important for therapeutic change, but might also form a basis for a stable therapeutic alliance that even allows for the common cautious exploration of further stages of change in the course of treatment [ 8].
Mr. Villaraigosa's was the more stable and coherent alliance, based in Los Angeles's liberal and Latino communities, which have come together over the past five years in a series of living-wage and unionization drives.
