Sentence examples for early allies from inspiring English sources

Yet the criticism from early allies who advocate aggressive action to address climate change is in some ways harsher.

One of Mr Cardoso's early allies was Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, a young trade-union leader.

Uesugi Kagekatsu (1555 1623), who succeeded Kenshin as head of the clan, became one of the early allies in the campaign of Toyotomi Hideyoshi to reunify Japan.

But this Napoleon disappointed his early allies on the left, as his uncle had done, and after election as president carried on another Bonapartist custom.

Trump's son-in-law played a large role throughout the campaign, for instance cutting out one of the businessman's early allies and advisers, New Jersey governor Chris Christie.

One of the originators of this shift was the free-market thinktank the Centre for Policy Studies (CPS), founded the year before the 1975 referendum by Margaret Thatcher and two of her fiercest early allies, Alfred Sherman and Keith Joseph.

Avoiding an Early Ally The agreement said that the mayor would recuse himself "from all city matters involving Merrill".

But the story itself is a compelling one, roping in the poet Robert Frost as an early ally and advocate of Thomas.

Councilman Keith Zakheim, a Republican who became an early ally of the opponents, said, "The process was characterized by secret deals and closed door meetings".

The cover versions brought her a lifetime annuity, in the form of a $4.5 million publishing contract won for her (and shared) by the nascent David Geffen, an early ally.

His unit has traded in its "Mad Max" pickup trucks for a captured loyalist tank and a pair of brand-new, armored personnel carriers that they said were donated by Qatar, an early ally of the rebels.