Sentence examples for accommodating allies from inspiring English sources

There is an emphasis throughout the Pentagon's request on accommodating allies that agree to help with the missions in Iraq and Afghanistan.

It is, rather, that she is now in the midst of -- and increasingly represents -- a diplomatic establishment that is driven to accommodate its allies even when (or, it seems, especially when) such allies counsel the appeasement of our adversaries.

And in December, the European Court of Human Rights heard arguments that Poland violated international law and participated in torture by accommodating its American ally; a decision is expected this year.

While Trump has signaled a warmth to Vladimir Putin, Mattis has criticized "the unfortunate and dangerous mode the Russian leadership has slipped into", warning Nato allies against accommodating "Russian violations of international law".

It is hard to imagine even Mr. Bush's most stalwart allies being so accommodating today.

A wide partisan gap remains on how accommodating the U.S. should be toward its allies.

NATO ally Turkey spent the civil war's early years accommodating so-called Daesh, and now is battling Kurdish fighters, who have been America's staunchest allies against ISIS.

In short order, she has demonstrated a willingness to bend on tactics to accommodate the concerns of allies without ceding on broad principles, what she calls "practical idealism". She also conducts a more aggressive personal diplomacy, breaking State Department records for foreign travel and setting up diplomatic tag teams with top staff on urgent issues.

SERVICE -- Accommodating.

Accommodating, efficient service.

Cordial and accommodating waiters.