Sentence examples for allied it from inspiring English sources

While U.S. officials under both Bush and Obama have maintained a friendly posture toward Brazil, it is obvious that they deeply resent the changes in Brazilian foreign policy that have allied it with other social democratic governments in the hemisphere, and its independent foreign policy stances with regard to the Middle East, Iran and elsewhere.

Gillard increased the annual refugee intake from 13,700 to 20,000 last year, but allied it to a reversal in Labor's opposition to offshore detention and processing.

Guardiola represented the ideal, a manager who had coaxed such glorious attacking football while at Barcelona and allied it with almost constant success – 13 trophies in four years – albeit while benefiting from a team that included Lionel Messi, Andrés Iniesta and Xavi Hernández, players who had been developed through the Catalans' youth system.

James Fitzjames Stephen advanced something that looks very much like Berlin's pluralism (Stephen 1873), though he allied it to a conservative critique of Mill's liberalism.

But with 13 minutes to play a magnificent mazy run from Eastmond, allied, it should be said, to some suspect Wasps defending, put the hosts 14 points clear after Barkley converted.

I love the technical possibilities as well as the language of animation, and how closely allied it is to the poetics of filmmaking.

We have discussed a variety of features of Ginkgo that might ally it phylogenetically with either the conifers plus Cordaites, or alternatively with Medullosa and the cycads.

There are also DRS and IPAS technologies on board to ally it closely with the company's Formula 1 activity.

May 9 2014 May 9: The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra has an equally renowned choir, the May Festival Chorus, allied with it.

Having devoted two books to the firm, Mr Werth at times seems too allied with it.

"We certainly believe there are remnants of Al Qaeda or those closely allied with it up there.