Sentence examples for wider alliance from inspiring English sources

"I think it's got to be a wider alliance," she said.

The next tactical steps are supposedly to be decided by the wider alliance talks taking place this week in London.

It says: "Blair was right to weigh the possible consequences for the wider alliance with the US very carefully".

"Blair was right to weigh the possible consequences for the wider alliance with the US very carefully," the report says.

Who, he might disingenuously ask, could possibly object to fighting Isis as part of a wider alliance?

Walesa welcomed this wider alliance and both remained Solidarity activists, though each was imprisoned for more than a year during the martial law period of 1981-83.

He looked beyond the traditional labour movement to build wider alliances, notably around environmental values.

During historic times hunter-gatherers were organized in loosely knit bands, of which the family was the basic unit, although wider alliances with neighbouring bands were essential for survival.

Post-war Germany has felt most comfortable as part of wider alliances - the EU, the eurozone, the UN, and Nato.

During the Spanish Civil War, a new era of Communists forging the "Popular Front" led to Communist anti-fascists developing wider alliances with left-wing, Christian and liberal anti-fascists.

Neither should the AFL-CIO give up on collective bargaining as it makes wider alliances with progressive groups, said Julius Getman, the author of "Restoring the Power of Unions: It Takes a Movement".