Not quite an obvious alliance.

And we need collusion.

Most of the text is the statement of a development agenda, whose implementation requires a global alliance.

Sixty six national coalitions have been established to provide alternative reports to the Committee on the Rights of the Child.

We have to build a coalition to prevent subversive turbulence from undermining legitimate Governments and harassing the stability needed for the inflow of investment.

So for instance, today, in Ghana, courageous reformers from civil society, Parliament and government, have forged a coalition for transparent contracts in the oil sector, and, galvanized by this, reformers in Parliament are now investigating dubious contracts.

Poverty was the symptom of a global environment plagued by inequality, and the fight against poverty required a global alliance based on shared responsibility, cooperation and solidarity.

The recommendations of the Presidential Committee led to the creation later that year of the National Forum on Information Literacy, a coalition of more than 90 national and international organizations.

The initiative could therefore be regarded as a coalition against that trend, as a movement to advance mutual respect for religious beliefs and traditions and as a reaffirmation of humankind's increasing interdependence in all areas.

We have prompted proposals on a mutual agreement on a federation between the Croats and the Muslims in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and their confederal alliance with Croatia, which eventually resulted in the signing of the Washington Agreements.

Rich and poor nations must forge an alliance based on a desire to create a new type of humanism, a new type of relationship between States and between individuals, and a climate of trust and cooperation.

In other words, from this perspective, the world s two richest and most powerful economic spaces, the European Union and the US, are bound to be rivals, even when they are allies.

The Commonwealth of Independent States is a special international, interregional formation which not only lacks definite status but actually includes a military and political alliance established on the basis of the Tashkent agreement on collective security of 15 May 1992, which binds only some members of the Commonwealth.

The question today is thus not whether Xi has amassed enough authority to effect change in China (he has), but whether he has built a coalition capable of advancing his declared goal of reviving pro market reforms. And, so far, the answer seems to be no.

Ms. Hall (United Kingdom), speaking on behalf of the European Union, referred to the Special Rapporteur's report on intersections of violence against women and HIV AIDS (E CN.4 2005 72), in which she had mentioned a global coalition against HIV AIDS.