Sentence examples for commitment to its allies from inspiring English sources

Barack Obama's "pivot" towards Asia is a useful start in showing America's commitment to its allies.

The surrender of its prerogatives would damage the United States' position in the financial and monetary worlds, and very possibly impair America's military commitment to its allies in Europe and Asia.

The secretary of state's re-affirmation of US commitment to its allies in the Middle East follows the successful conclusion of nuclear negotiations with Iran and as Yemen becomes the latest theatre in the regional proxy war between Iran and Saudi Arabia, the Gulf's leading Shia and Sunni powers.

The drills, taking place in southern Japanese waters, are being held to mark the 50th anniversary of the countries' security alliance, but they also seen as demonstration of Washington's commitment to its ally and its ability to project military force in the region.

The US sought to reassure the Philippines on its commitment to its ally with key pronouncements from senior leaders.

Each pointed Wednesday to the new deal guaranteeing the U.S. will spend $38 billion on military aid to Israel over the next 10 years as a sign of America's commitment to its ally.   .

Pence was beginning a 10-day trip to Asia in what his aides said was a sign of U.S. commitment to its ally in the face of rising tension.

Add to this the facts that Saudi Arabia is in one of the most turbulent regions in the world, that it has major commitments to its allies in the region (Egypt, Jordan, Bahrain, etc)., that it spends lavishly on buying weapons, that it spends huge sums in religious schools to advocate Wahhabism, and that it has demonstrated utter incompetence in its war in Yemen.

"It cuts straight to the obvious question: 'Can you rely on the United States as a reliable partner to fulfill its commitments to its allies?' " he said.

He shared the view of most of his advisers, many of them holdovers from the Kennedy administration, that Vietnam was also a key test of U.S. credibility and ability to keep its commitments to its allies.

Mr. Hollande's chief defense adviser, Jean-Yves Le Drian, said in an interview that the Socialist position on Iran remained "very firm" and "the same" as now, and he pointed out that on Afghanistan, French troops would remain after this year to train Afghan soldiers and police officers, and Paris would keep its commitments to its allies and the Afghan people.