Sentence examples for help from allies from inspiring English sources

Britain has, however, had to call in the past for help from allies over Russian military incursions.

To pull it off, the administration might have used a little more help from allies and a little more of the legitimacy that U.N. endorsement could have conferred.

But Passau is a "white spot" on the map where far-right groups are trying to gain a foothold with help from allies on the other side of the border with Austria, says Mr Synek.

The Iraq air strikes of the past year were cited as an example of how civilian casualties had been expertly avoided, and much play was made of requests for help from allies, including France.

But now that the United States is involved, he would keep occupation forces in Iraq indefinitely and even increase the number of troops in the short term, while reaching out for more help from allies.

It is both revered and feared by Pakistanis, who suspect its nationalist fringes of maneuvering behind the scenes, with help from allies in the news media, to keep civilian governments off balance.

It also gets help from allied military forces in the region.

But to get even that far, he added, South Korea needs help from its allies.

There was also said to be significant help from regional allies, Jordan and Turkey, and tracking of telephone calls to Kuwait where Emwazi's Iraqi-born parents live.

After Italy entered the second world war, help from the allies enabled him to regain his throne, ruling Ethiopia until 1974.

Having entered the war quickly after an urgent plea from the Malian government, France now finds itself facing a well-equipped force of Islamist fighters — with little immediate help from its allies to overcome them.