Sentence examples for sustained alliance from inspiring English sources

A sustained alliance military campaign against terrorism seemed possible, but today Mr. Wolfowitz said: "If we need collective action, we will ask for it.

Jones and the MGs re-formed to serve as house band for the famed 1991 Bob Dylan tribute at Madison Square Garden (which led to a sustained alliance between Neil Young and Jones).

This was done by assessing strategic opportunities and building sustained alliances and partnerships with media, activists, academics and sexual minority groups.

This can be done by assessing strategic opportunities and building sustained alliances and partnerships with media, activists, academics and sexual minority group coalitions for long term change in attitudes, behaviour and legal frameworks.

Such a resolution of NATO's first campaign based on Article 5 is necessary to sustain alliance credibility.

Mr. Lukashenko has long sought to sustain alliances with both Russia and Western partners, but this balancing game ended after last December's presidential elections, when the authorities systematically arrested nearly all the opposition presidential candidates and imposed heavy sentences on some of them.

But the Sadrists may find it hard to sustain an alliance with Sunni ex-Baathists, who once persecuted them.

"We've had a good partnership," recalled Troy Clarke, group president of GM Asia Pacific, "however both GM and FHI came to the conclusion that there were not enough collaborative projects to sustain the alliance.

Cameron prefers basking in the White House limelight to the behind-the-scenes drudgery of building and sustaining EU alliances.

But the Pakistani Taliban have sustained themselves through alliances with any number of other militant groups, splinter cells, foot soldiers and guns-for-hire in the areas under their control.

By the 1980s, he insists, "what vitality remained in American Christendom was being sustained by the unexpected alliance between evangelicals and Catholics," although he acknowledges that the religious right's identification with George W. Bush tarnished its reputation.