Sentence examples for largest ally from inspiring English sources

Instead, in June it lost its largest ally, Janata Dal (United), in the large swing state of Bihar, a breakup catalyzed by Modi's ascension.

Yerran Naidu, a leader of the largest ally, the Telegu Desam Party, called the continuing carnage in Gujarat "a blot on our conscience".

Mr. Vajpayee's remarks have disturbed two of his coalition partners, including his largest ally, the Telugu Desam Party, based in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh, and another regional party from West Bengal.

In a shock decision which has been hailed as a significant milestone for those who have campaigned against the perceived one-sided nature of Britain's extradition agreement with its largest ally, Home Secretary Theresa May today confirmed that she would halt Mr McKinnon's extradition because it would be "incompatible with his human rights".

Regardless, members of political parties around the world – including China, North Korea's largest ally – were quick to criticise the claims in an array of hurried soundbites.

The author also mentions the importance of connecting with others, and mentions PFLAG (Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays) which is one of the country's largest ally organizations with 350 local chapters.

It has one of the largest allied contingents in Iraq, with 2,500 troops there.

Despite the demand by the political opposition and several of the Bharatiya Janata Party's largest allies for the resignation of Narendra Modi, Gujarat's chief minister, the party has backed him to the hilt.

Hundreds of helicopters, planes, tanks and armored ve hicles were involved in the op eration, the largest allied war effort in the last two years, Three United States helicopters were brought down by ground fire, and one crewman was injured.

The largely invisible campaign by 10,000 covert operatives has struck at Mr. Hussein's palaces, knocked out missile launchers, organized Kurdish militiamen, smashed Iraqi command headquarters, interdicted smuggled weapons from Syria, and cleared the way for the largest allied parachute landing of troops since World War II.

The report pointed to inadequate training of British troops, saying there had been "scant mention of the treatment of civilian detainees" in the training given to more than 40,000 British soldiers involved in the invasion, who, after the American force, were the largest allied component in the invasion.