Sentence examples for consistent ally from inspiring English sources

China – a consistent ally of Moscow – abstained.

Australia has, in other words, been a consistent ally.

Even Britain, America's most consistent ally, has urged caution, and so has Kofi Annan, secretary general of the United Nations.

The lone dissenter was Senator John B. Breaux, Democrat of Louisiana, who has been a consistent ally of the broadcasters.

Even the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, a consistent ally of the Republican majority, questioned the House's course.

After the latest letter, Senator Dianne Feinstein, another judiciary committee Democrat and a consistent ally of the security agencies, said she found Comey's intervention "even more troubling".

Congressional Quarterly's concise description of Lazio was, "He is a confirmed moderate who expects to wind up among the Democrats' most consistent allies".

Others said Mr. Sweeney, one of the vice president's most consistent allies, had been left fuming because he was not alerted in advance.

And all the Polish post-Communist governments (be they from the right or the left), have been consistent allies of Israel.

In fact, she has no consistent allies and no rational programme, only feelings that sometimes offend her fellow citizens and sometimes are offended by them.

The emphasis on perception selected behaviorist psychology as intellectual ally consistent with the Circle's scientific world-conception (Carnap, Hahn and Neurath 1929/1973, 314-5, Hardcastle 2007).