Sentence examples for a robust ally from inspiring English sources

Cameron later reassured Barack Obama that Britain would remain a "first-rate military power and a robust ally of the US".

A Downing Street spokesman said the British leader had promised Mr. Obama that Britain would "remain a first-rate military power and a robust ally of the United States".

Hammond told MPs there were "a number of perfectly robust allies who are now beginning to be slightly concerned about the scale of damage that is now being inflicted on Russia's economy.

Dunford has pressed for a robust residual force, and Buck McKeon, an ally who chairs the House Armed Services Committee, commented that Obama had "met the military's request for forces in Afghanistan".

It does, though, have a vital interest in checking Chinese expansion and the interests of its Asian allies, who expect a robust U.S. response to China's island grab -- and claim to a whole ocean.

Spent wisely, it is more than enough to provide a robust defense for the United States and its allies.

WASHINGTON -- The White House and allied groups are preparing a robust campaign to protect President Barack Obama's nuclear deal with Iran during August recess.

Of course, the emirates are an oil-rich ally, and the United States wants them to have a robust (and expensive) air defense.

"We will work with allies and partners to ensure there is a robust response if the DPRK persists in violating these resolutions.

So when the typhoon struck an old ally, the Pentagon did not waste much time offering a robust show of assistance.

If Williams gets Augustine as an ally, Augustine in return gets Williams as an advocate, a robust defence counsel in the face of the accusations levelled at him since the 20th century.