Sentence examples for this should be allied from inspiring English sources

This should be allied with awareness that interdependencies and interactions within the organization may generate unanticipated, unplanned events that may derail attempts to plan, direct or control [ 33], and iii) nurturing system thinking – to see the systemic whole and to understand how members' interactions trigger a network of events [ 33].

The president of the United States should be allied with working families in this struggle.

On the subject of creating new, good jobs, Mr. Herbert says, "The president of the United States should be allied with working families in this struggle".

A more overtly political and direct form of theatre was needed, and this theatre, unlike any of the concepts of the Volksbühne movement, should be allied to the political struggle of the proletariat.

And if patriotism needs to speak out, then professionalism should be allied with it.

Lord Mallochasrown has described himself as "proud to be an anti-neo con" and said that the US and UK should be allied but not "joined at the hip".

She said, however, that low interest rates were not enough on their own and should be allied with higher government spending.

As the war in Europe drags on and rebellion simmers at home, Alice tries to make sense of County Waterford's fluid allegiances, but it's increasingly difficult for her to figure out who, precisely, should be allied with whom.

There is a transformative Toryism – founded on a broad economic and social account of the "big society" that can and should be allied with Grimond's original insights of free association and participative economics.

… Short-term profits should be allied with an increase in the long-term value of a company".

As Kupfer explains, Rehm did not justify why he believed Urnula craterium should be allied to Geopyxis, or why Podophacidium terrestre should be considered an Urnula.