Sentence examples for from a client state from inspiring English sources

But Myanmar is far from a client state.

According to political advisers, Mr. Maliki is intent on changing the nature of Baghdad's relationship with Washington, shifting Iraq's role from a client state to a more equal partner.

The Kenyan aim was to halt Islamic militant infiltration across its border from Somalia, by creating a "client" state in southern Somalia to act as a buffer state against Kenya's enemies.

In general, these debts were incurred during the Cold War, when Cuba was a client state of Moscow and benefited from cosy preferential trade deals.

Australia supplies aid and buys services from Nauru's government and companies, leading to accusations Nauru is effectively a "client state".

(The first is to engage the West on the Security Council. The others include securing oil and protecting a client-state from collapse).

Each request from a client triggers a state transition in the replicated state machine that provides the service.

Far from us, an English and then an American client state, Iran has long been the victim of Western geopolitics without the voluntary cooperation of its people.

Her generation is — or would like to be — the first to grow up free from the obligations that came with being a Soviet client state.

Her generation is or would like to be the first to grow up free from the obligations that came with being a Soviet client state.

Iraq, of course, had been a Soviet client state.