Sentence examples for a committed ally from inspiring English sources

"UAE is a committed ally in the war on terror.

And its partnership with Nokia means Microsoft has a committed ally in the smartphone market.

As we've covered extensively in Today's WorldView, the White House saw in Riyadh a committed ally against Iran and a willing customer for U.S. arms companies.

This continued despite ample evidence that Mr. Ag Ghali had become a committed ally of Al Qaeda in Islamic Maghreb — Algeria's sworn enemy — receiving arms, weapons, men and other material from the group.

Last night the US president said Jerusalem's new settlement homes "weren't helpful" in carving out a peace between Israelis and Palestinians but stressed Washington remained a committed ally of Israel.

One club director said 'I can't because they know my car'". She found a committed ally in the former judge Mariano Bergés, who had been the only judge in the Argentinian judiciary to sentence club directors for their involvement in criminal activities and who highlighted the role of the police.

Patrick Morrissy, executive director of a nonprofit group in Orange, N.J., that promotes housing and neighborhood redevelopment, described Mr. Rice as a trustworthy and fiercely committed ally.

At a time when many leftist leaders in Latin America are forging closer ties with China and Europe, Mr. Calderón, a conservative with a penchant for natty suits and rimless spectacles, is a rarity these days, a committed United States ally.

He said he was not in communication with Mr. Sam Rainsy, a long-time rival who has been his temporary -- and more committed -- ally in challenging the election results.

Britain was the most committed ally of the United States in the war, and the questions being asked of Mr. Blair about his justification for war mirror some of those being put to President Bush by his critics in the United States.

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