Sentence examples for directly allied from inspiring English sources

Left out in Moscow's numbing cold was the Parliament's contingent of free-market democrats, at least those not directly allied with Mr. Putin -- including a flock of pro-democratic politicians led by former Prime Minister Yevgeny M. Primakov.

Political analysts in Iran estimate that up to 70percentt of the new members of Parliament are sympathetic to Mr. Khatami or directly allied to him, although they represent a wide variety of views on such matters as press freedom, or how to rescue the economy and reduce unemployment in the overwhelmingly young country.

If that theory were ultimately to prevail, then a curb on even candidate-specific PACs directly allied with candidates might not pass a constitutional test.

Three Old Guard battalions did move forward and formed the attack's second line, though they remained in reserve and did not directly assault the allied line.

Moreover, more than 40 so-called party-list groups — organizations that are supposed to represent marginalized sectors in Congress — are either allied or directly supported by Mrs. Arroyo and her party, the Lakas-CMD-Kampi.

Astro started out as a product design firm, then expanded its reach directly to consumers (it also allied with the Major League Gaming group).

Page A8 SHIFT IN MILITARY PLANS The senior American commander in Afghanistan said that his plans for next year would emphasize deploying American and allied military trainers directly within Afghan security units, which could lessen the direct combat role of NATO and accelerate local forces taking the lead in a growing number of missions.

KABUL, Afghanistan — The senior American commander in Afghanistan said Tuesday that his plans for next year would emphasize deploying American and allied military trainers directly within Afghan security units, which could lessen the direct combat role of NATO and accelerate local forces' taking the lead in a growing number of missions.

They won't offer the guarantee of a satisfactory result, and they could produce significant economic backlash for US companies – and, more directly, US allies.

In theory, international entanglements make it harder for the US to attack Iran in the future without pissing off (or directly harming) allies or their businesses.

That desire was shared by Turkmens and Arabs, he said, who either voted directly for the Kurdish coalition or allied slates.