Sentence examples for critical alliance from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nasrallah's decision to maintain his critical alliance with Syria has risked Hezbollah's standing and its attempts to build pan-Islamic ties in Lebanon and the wider Arab world.

A communist victory on that peninsula would have intensified potent neutralist and leftist forces in Japan, thereby preventing its close and critical alliance with the U.S. during the Cold War.

"Our rebalance has been effective in part because we have such strong treaty alliances, and Australia is one of those critical alliances.

This sets the stage for the educational institution to become a world player in the mass educational marketplace forming critical alliances with valuable resources that will enrich the learning process for its students.

"Nobody wants to go into a fight, especially Sharon, who sees relations with the U.S. as a critical strategic alliance," a senior official said.

American officials seem mystified that Israel would jeopardize its critical international alliance by pursuing what appears to be a marginal weapons deal.

"The same nations asking us to stay in the agreement are the countries that have collectively cost America trillions of dollars through tough trade practices and, in many cases, lax contributions to our critical military alliance.

Once in power, facing a nuclear-armed North Korea and an increasingly assertive China, Mr. Hatoyama gave greater weight to the risk of damaging Japan's critical security alliance with the United States.

Mr. Hatoyama's decision, under intense American pressure, reflected his fears once in power that canceling the earlier agreement with the United States risked damaging the critical security alliance between the two countries when Japan was facing a nuclear-armed North Korea and an increasingly assertive China.

Scipio was also an immensely able diplomat who undermined critical Carthaginian alliances and then, in triumph, proposed a temperate peace.

While his base seems to like the idea of "America First", the United States remains part of a world economy, critical strategic alliances and important international collaborations on a variety of issues.