Alliances for Peace

New Alliances for a New Century

The second pillar is a special priority of mine modernizing and strengthening America s alliances and partnerships in the region, and developing new ones.

(c) Cooperation or strategic alliances with the private sector

That indicates that they're trying to create alliances with ideological rivals.

All Dutch governments since then have been coalitions of two or more parties.

Ukraine is a friendly country one that always joins Western coalitions of the willing.

None of these will work. But Turkey will not sit idly on Europe s doorstep.

The United Nations system needed to build bridges to the many civil society coalitions.

They have established alliances with strategic partners, such as women's groups and networks and the private sector.

Now notice, in a period which is dominated by a mono polar world, you have fixed alliances NATO, the Warsaw Pact.

But even an exercise in modesty and realism requires strong alliances, with partners ready for sacrifices.

Rather than obsessing about elections, the US now seeks to build pragmatic alliances to buttress its economic needs.

Theoderic the Great sought alliances with, or hegemony over, the other Germanic kingdoms in the west.

Moreover, there are no entangling alliances complicating the matter.

Resolving such conflicts requires social alliances, which are invariably undermined by discontent, civil disorder, and political instability.

Numerous coalitions emerge to take on the challenges of economic development, energy security, and environmental pollution through cross border cooperation.

However, he was the subject of several proposed marriage alliances, in spite of his well known misogyny.

Examples are an alliances with 14 Upper Swabian towns, concluded 27 August 1395 and the Marbachs alliance in 1405.

Israel has traditionally strived to forge alliances with the region s minorities Kurds, Persians, Maronites, and others.

The final discussion focused on ways to build alliances among different stakeholders that would ensure more successful language revitalization projects.

It has helped to create innovative alliances with a number of institutions, foundations and corporations, including Domini, Vodafone and the United States Chamber of Commerce.

The kingdom also had established important alliances which helped it improve the possibility of Italian unification, such as Britain and the Second French Empire in the Crimean War.

To be sure, Iran s alliances are vulnerable to erosion and, in the case of two staunch allies, Syria and Venezuela, to outright collapse.

Other prime ministers, who win elections by a whisker, end up with cat and dog coalitions.

The latter included acquisitions of assets abroad and strategic alliances with partners in host countries through joint ventures.

It is important that they be encouraged to build national and international coalitions and to exert influence, through the democratic process, on policies and actions of Governments in favour of peace.

But that will require helping these societies transition from having merely political coalitions to building genuinely grassroots based social movements that advocate for the democratic culture.

Instead, they are betting on potential new alliances within Yemen to deal with their unpredictable neighbor.

Such a global structure has the potential to encourage better medium term alignments to reduce trade barriers, set proper standards, and enhance mutually beneficial cooperation.

Thus, Iraq is seeing both escalating intra sectarian violence and cautious steps towards inter sectarian alliances.

The United States and various western European countries began a policy of containment of communism and forged myriad alliances to this end, including NATO.

It includes on the job training, health and hygiene programmes, alliances with AIDS associations and information campaigns directed at Governments, employers and workers.

Criminal groups are also more likely to outsource some components of their activities to other criminal groups or to form strategic alliances with both competitors and collaborators.

Speakers emphasized the importance of awareness raising activities, as well as capacity building in civil society and broad alliances to promote initiatives to combat trafficking in persons.

Iran, like North Korea, will continue to test Obama s capacity to build international alliances aimed at putting pressure on defiant states.

Soon, however, this became an end in itself, and Calderón proved adept at constructing short lived coalitions for largely inconsequential reforms.

But they must tread lightly, lest they be drawn into a shooting war, which would catalyze new alliances among local and foreign militants.

(a) Strengthened alliances within and beyond the United Nations to promote sustained and scaled up investments for children and families, as a central strategy for the Millennium agenda

This sort of economic nationalism in Germany and Italy briefly produced coalitions of interests that supported the drive to national unification under Bismarck and Cavour.

Whether America is able to strengthen its global influence in the future will depend not so much on its moral esteem, but on the extent to which it succeeds in revamping its economy and forging new alliances.

Not only did it produce world straddling alliances, but either side could have used intercontinental missiles to destroy the other within 30 minutes.

A solution might involve strengthening SME capacity to integrate into production and distribution networks and to establish mutually beneficial alliances with other SMEs in developing countries.

The traditional Atlantic alliance was replaced by what the US called coalitions of the willing, where the mission determines the coalition, not historic alliances.

The task for established Western democracies is to accept and cope with such democratic differences on the international level, and to seek multilateral coalitions to manage or solve problems.