Sentence examples for a consistent ally from inspiring English sources

China – a consistent ally of Moscow – abstained.

Australia has, in other words, been a consistent ally.

The lone dissenter was Senator John B. Breaux, Democrat of Louisiana, who has been a consistent ally of the broadcasters.

Even the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, a consistent ally of the Republican majority, questioned the House's course.

After the latest letter, Senator Dianne Feinstein, another judiciary committee Democrat and a consistent ally of the security agencies, said she found Comey's intervention "even more troubling".

Obama needs a consistent ally to fight his corner should he redouble his efforts in mediating the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in 2010, and won't want to risk the instability of forcing reform.

In foreign affairs, the LDP has been a strong and consistent ally of the United States, though tensions have arisen over the specifics of the security alliance (e.g., over U.S. military bases in Japan, the presence of nuclear weapons, relations with China, and Japan's military contributions to East Asian security) and over economic relations.

President Hadi has been a loyal and consistent ally in the US counterterrorism campaign - far better than his predecessor - but he is now fighting for his very survival.

Syria is Iran's only consistent ally in the region, the overland corridor for resupplying Hezbollah and a bulwark against Sunni extremists, who make up one growing faction of the anti-Assad rebels.

Even Britain, America's most consistent ally, has urged caution, and so has Kofi Annan, secretary general of the United Nations.

Indeed, Axworthy says, apart from Ba'ath Syria, Israel was by far the most consistent ally of Iran in its long war with Iraq.