Sentence examples for continued alliance from inspiring English sources

Alliance commanders have refused to comment on the details of any possible attacks here but insisted that if American heavy bombing of front-line positions continued, alliance forces could advance.

She criticises the British Government for its continued alliance with Saudi Arabia and Qatar, fully aware that they "fund ideologues and terrorists".

But Mr. Bloomberg's involvement in a high-profile partisan fight and his continued alliance with Mr. Bruno could undermine the independent image he is seeking to promote.

Their continued alliance was evident on a recent Tuesday night, when Ms. Bartsch, festooned like an avant-garde Christmas tree, arrived at the Soho Grand with Mr. Barton on her arm.

Hezbollah reportedly suggested that the United States had blood on its hands for its continued alliance with Saudi Arabia.

"I hope Russia is thinking carefully about its continued alliance with Bashar al-Assad because every time one of these horrific attacks occurs, it draws Russia closer into some level of responsibility".

Trump, in his first consequential foreign policy move, rang the leaders of Japan and South Korea to assure them of continuing alliance support.

In Gaza, there is a continuing alliance between Fatah and Islamic Jihad against Hamas, which has seen gunmen from both groups fighting the forces of latter.

In recent months, Mr. Pessina pursued an acquisition or merger, either in Asia or in North America, to continue Alliance Boots' international expansion, according to a person with direct knowledge of the matter.

One explanation, which was widely accepted, particularly in American foreign-policy circles, was that America's image had been tarnished by its wartime and continuing alliance with the former colonial powers of Europe.

But unlike the Louvre, which in 2004 struck a three-year agreement with the High Museum in Atlanta that included seven exhibitions drawn from Louvre collections, the Prado had not formed any sort of continuing alliance with an American institution.