Sentence examples for structure of the alliance from inspiring English sources

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By the time the meeting was over (5-6 p.m)., the structure of the alliance had changed.

The structure of the Alliance that includes the network of regional committees contributes to strong partnership with local institutions and other CSOs on the ground.

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The structure of this alliance is not out of the ordinary for the electric car maker, which has been richly funded but deficient in profits.

Mr. Sarkozy said France had made a gesture to the United States by rejoining the command structure of the NATO alliance, and he implied that the United States needed to make a similar gesture in the regulatory arena.

THE countries of Western Europe are about to embark on an unprecedented military venture: adapting the structure of the western alliance to let Europe's soldiers do more of the hard soldiering.

Using data on small businesses participating in the ATP, it can be determined that mere membership in a research alliance does not necessarily offer a panacea; rather, it is the position of the small business within the organizational structure of the research alliance that matters.

Trump made ― and apparently believed ― incorrect assertions about the numbers of undocumented immigrants coming across the southern border, the structure of the NATO alliance and its policies and the significance of trade deficits, among a host of many others….

Transcending this dichotomy is particularly important when firms, universities, research institutes, and government institutions cooperate in UBG alliances (Porter 1998; Lee et al. 2000; Martin and Sunley 2003) because the evolving complex structure of these alliances produces a mixture of unilateral and bilateral influences among participants.

And to her supporters, Marine Le Pen, leader of France's National Front, is the only woman who can save Paris from subjugation to German economics and the American interest: by dissolving the euro and pulling out of the military command structures of the Nato alliance.

However, given that there are so many dimensions along which dyads can be similar or dissimilar, including many variants of social communicative behavior (Perry and Manson 2008) that are linked to the alliance structure of the group, it seems implausible that the monkeys would sort themselves spatially according to the preference for a particular food-processing technique.

These principles are illustrated by a detailed analysis of the governance structure of alliances in the financial, consumer goods, retail, construction and agriculture sectors.

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