alliance policy

"Sooner or later they are going to have to adopt a coherent domestic alliance policy."

More right wing Alliance policies have been abandoned.

Its central offer is a "charter" with Russia that assures the Russians a voice in alliance policy, without any of the rights of membership.

Holy Alliance policies.

But for stars without hypernet, Alliance policy has been that if defensive bases are to be kept in-system, then it's not worth the cost of moving them.

Current Alliance policies and procedures on child safety and protection can be found at http://www.cmalliance.org/about/beliefs/perspectives/child-safety/ .

Many Democrats believed that their views were not being incorporated into Alliance policy, particularly as regards the core economic doctrine of Social Credit.

This ran against Alliance policy, which had been strongly supportive of the introduction of civil partnership laws, and he was publicly criticised by other senior party members.

In 1805 Spain reversed its international alliance policies by signing a mutual assistance treaty with the newly crowned French Emperor.

Suggestive phrases, muted debate, praise of de Gaulle's capacity to "adapt to circumstances" signal a reconsideration of Paris's alliance policy now.

The political strategy for NATO that we agreed upon last May makes the promotion of greater freedom in the East a basic element of alliance policy.

Although the skit had no effect on Alliance policy, it did obtain international publicity for the show and contributed to the general air of farce surrounding Day's election campaign.

The contemporary Bouyei script was developed after the abandonment of the Bouyei-Zhuang Script Alliance Policy in 1981, and was designed from 1981 to 1985.

Following an alliance policy, Chand Bibi was married to Ali Adil Shah I of the Bijapur Sultanate.

Tătărescu's own alliance policy rose the anger of his opponents inside the PNL, as he signed collaboration agreements with the fascist Romanian Front and German Party.

By some accounts, however, the accord gives Russia more of a foot in the NATO door than the broader influence on alliance policy that some Western officials held out last fall.

Hong Taiji further expanded the marriage alliance policy; he used the marriage ties to draw in more of the twenty-one Inner Mongolian tribes that joined the Manchus alliance.

It was unclear what effect Mr Fini's appointment would have on his often-mutinous followers - not all of whom have reacted favourably to his efforts to moderate National Alliance policies.

Saken Seifullin, Chairman of Seimar Alliance Policy Insurance JSC and the former CEO of FoodMaster.

Though relations between NATO and Russia have improved in recent years, Moscow has had no say in NATO decision-making and has sometimes felt aggrieved by alliance policies.

From his bed of sickness, to which he was confined from the autumn of 1913 onwards, he declined any participation with Károlyi against the Triple Alliance policy of the dual monarchy.

This policy was consistent with the SED's Marxist Alliance Policy, which stipulated that in order to achieve its aims, the party of the working class must initially work with and through other parties.

NATO officials say that while such approval would normally be sought, as it was in Bosnia, they would not be bound by any such legal commitment, which could give Moscow a veto over alliance policies.

Mr. Matic has attacked various nongovernmental organizations, including the Center for Free Elections and Democracy, which is trying to monitor the fairness of the election, as paid instruments of American and alliance policy.

Looking for allies, Henry II, following the Franco-Ottoman alliance policy of his father Francis I, sealed a treaty with Suleiman the Magnificent in order to cooperate against the Habsburgs in the Mediterranean.