make common cause การใช้

• The United States ought to make common cause with them.
• That separation is serviced not only by advertisers and programmers making common cause.
• They make common cause against the two Russian men.
• Making common cause with the environmentalists among them should be higher on his agenda.
• We want to make common cause with anyone who shares our concerns or conditions.
• Making common cause with Serbia and Belarus is not going to revive the Russian economy.
• But Vinz is making common cause with environmentalists in opposing Boise Cascade's plant.
• The more that all the nations make common cause to do this, the better.
• Octavian began to make common cause with the Optimates, the former enemies of Caesar.
• He thus decided to make common cause with certain Greek city states and attack Persia.
• In 1687, Antonio Caraffa accused Hermann of making common cause with the Hungarian rebels.
• The question is whether three Republican swing votes will make common cause with the religious bloc.
• Sukardi said the economic crisis would push the army to make common cause with the students.
• Bosnian and Croatian Serbs already are making common cause in the northwest Bosnian region around Bihac.
• At this point, Ergen's best hope seems to be making common cause with Dolan.
• There were other indications, too, of rebel Serbs from Bosnia and Croatia making common cause.
• Barak now seeks to make common cause with Sharon; Arafat strives to bring Hamas into his administration.
• In Iraq it is easy to find people who believe they should make common cause with bin Laden.
• It is time for reconciliation, time for Iraqis to make common cause in building the new Iraq,
• Pyrrhus had so alienated the Sicilian Greeks that they were willing to make common cause with the Carthaginians.