Sentence examples for allied effort from inspiring English sources

IN THE Gulf war of 1991, Germany sat nervously on the sidelines, contributing only cash to the allied effort.

British sources say weaknesses in intelligence highlight wider difficulties in coordinating the allied effort among Nato's 19 countries.

France said it would begin a phased pullback next month of the 4,000 soldiers it has contributed to the allied effort.

Now, as France begins a phased pullback of the 4,000 soldiers it has contributed to the allied effort, the nature of our intervention should evolve.

Thus the UK will be committing 500 troops to Estonia and another 150 to Poland as part of the allied effort to beef up its eastern flank.

So it is not for nothing that McChrystal has called for a radical overhaul of the thinking and force structure behind the allied effort in Afghanistan.

The KMTC is the heart of an allied effort to double the size of the Afghan army to 134,000 men by October next year.

General Dempsey said the elections on Thursday offered a new framework -- and a new time frame, if not a deadline, for the allied effort.

Similar questions - about who's winning, is it right, is it true, and will it work - can be applied, more broadly, to the entire US and allied effort.

The fate of Combat Outpost Keating illustrates many of the frustrations of the allied effort: low troop levels, unreliable Afghan partners and a growing insurgency.

The allied effort won rare military commitments in the Arab world on Friday when two Qatari fighter jets flew on patrol with the Western allies and the United Arab Emirates said that it would send warplanes to join them.