Sentence examples for troubled alliance from inspiring English sources

In any case, the deal with Cable &Wireless brought in France Telecom which has a troubled alliance with Deutsche Telekom and has been scouting round for foreign partners.

The supply lines were closed by Islamabad in the wake of the airstrikes, on Nov. 26, which infuriated Pakistani officials and put more strain on America's troubled alliance with Pakistan.

Two weeks of monsoon rains and flooding have killed 1,500 people and affected nearly 14 million, and have given the United States military an opportunity to strengthen a sometimes troubled alliance that is crucial to fighting militancy in the region.

One of Mr Marchionne's first jobs on taking charge of Fiat was to end a troubled alliance with GM.At first sight there is not much overlap between Chrysler's butch Dodge Ram pickup trucks and Jeeps and Fiat's tiddly 500s and Puntos.

On December 27th, the fourth anniversary of the death of his wife, Benazir Bhutto, Mr Zardari demanded to know why the courts hounding him were not going after the assassins instead.Memogate is also about Pakistan's troubled alliance with America, one that seems unlikely to recover from body blows it has received in the past year.

One of those, Hope Now, the voluntary mortgage-industry alliance to help troubled borrowers, had its effectiveness called into question last week by a report from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.

Day's leadership of the Canadian Alliance became increasingly troubled throughout the summer of 2001, as several party MPs called for his resignation.

Trouble is, Alliance appears to be affiliated with a company that, regulators said last year, figured in a scheme by Take-Two and four of its executives to manipulate the company's earnings six years ago.

As relations with colonists were frequently troubled, Delawares often turned instead to form alliances with other Delawares and non-Delaware Indians with whom they shared territories and resources.

And thats just the explicit stuff.; With troubled Nippon Credit Bank announcing last month plans to forge an alliance with Bankers Trust, there is even serious talk that a U.S. takeover or two of Japanese banks wouldn't be such a bad thing.

Fund managers say they are troubled that they were never told that a top Alliance executive, Frank Savage, is a member of Enron's board.