Sentence examples for tested alliance from inspiring English sources
And today this old and tested alliance is very strong.
That agreement followed older and tested alliances with Fiat of Italy and Renault, Peugeot's domestic rival, to develop and manufacture components and entire vehicles.
36 NEW YORK/REGION 41-49 Death Row Case May Test Alliances on Top State Court When the three Democrats and four Republicans who are the judges of the state's highest court take their seats to review a death sentence for the first time in 18 years, they will be entering a new era that could test alliances among them.
When the judges of New York's Court of Appeals take their seats tomorrow to review a death sentence for the first time in 18 years, they will be entering a new era that could test alliances among them and may thrust them into a spotlight of controversy they escaped nearly a decade ago.
"We will be following closely the results of the short-term test alliance between Yahoo and Google," Mr. Kohl said in a statement.
Argument between study partners was an orthodox Jewish tradition, the business of library rooms where poets met and tested passionate alliances and strategic friendships.
In order to test when alliance best predicts treatment outcomes, alliance will be assessed at multiple time points: one and two months after treatment has started and at post treatment.
Mr Rasmussen believes it is quite likely that President Vladimir Putin could test the alliance's resolve by direct pressure upon its members in the Baltic republics.
That is testing the alliance.
The incursions of two Russian fighters in Turkish airspace on Saturday and Sunday has brought the Syria conflict right up to NATO's borders, testing the alliance's ability to deter a newly assertive Russia without seeking direct confrontation.
This study's aim is to understand why some children improve and others not by a) testing if alliance is responsible for therapeutic change, and b) testing if parental control and parental rejection mediate treatment outcome.
