Sentence examples for to alliances from inspiring English sources
noun
The state of being allied.
But there is more to alliances than this.
But its cultural resistance both to change and to alliances may still prove a big obstacle.
All this, however, only adds to the need to pay attention to alliances.
Bush's deeply personal approach to alliances reflects a wider void in strategic thinking.
Since few have the resources to do so on their own, many are turning to alliances with multinational drug giants.
Music is a protean art; it lends itself easily to alliances with words, as in song, and with physical movement, as in dance.
They have to use alliances to seek alternative distribution channels".
Since then, the British government has strived to forge alliances to further this objective.
But I've tried to form alliances to expand my capabilities.
He will only succeed by patient application to alliance-building.
The Taliban were surrounded, according to alliance commanders.
