Sentence examples for leading allies from inspiring English sources

One of Höcke's leading allies in the Bundestag, delegate Jens Maier, was a district judge in Dresden before he was elected to parliament.

Meanwhile, senior party figures are also calling on Corbyn and his leading allies to agree to delaying the process of reselecting MPs until after this year.

The United States' leading allies told President Bush that they intended to move ahead and ratify the Kyoto Protocol on global warming by next year, even without American participation.

In addition, Mario Uribe, the president's cousin and one of his leading allies, resigned from the Senate to avoid an investigation into claims that he collaborated with death squads.

Political winds in the Philippines blow with particular force, and in recent weeks Mr. Estrada has been deserted by leading allies in Congress, by members of his cabinet and by the powerful business sector.

Trump's leading allies on the right, such as Fox News host and presidential confidant Sean Hannity, have spoken encouragingly about the prospect and emboldened Trump in recent days, officials said.

Russia, a leading ally of the Assad government, has long pointed to the Geneva agreement, which calls for the creation of a transitional government and for talks between the antagonists, as the only acceptable basis for resolving the conflict.

After another would-be cute comedy, Penelope (1966), Hiller moved into battle for Tobruk (1967), with Rock Hudson leading allied troops on a mission to destroy Rommel's oil lines in North Africa.

It had closed by the time Miles P. Berger, a developer and currently a leading ally of Mayor Sharpe James, bought it in 1976 for the rock-bottom price of $500,000.

A federal judge has recommended that Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio, a leading ally of Republican nominee Donald Trump, face criminal charges of contempt of court for ignoring orders in a racial profiling case that found that he violated Latinos' civil rights.

That might, to some, suggest a nation at war, but the police insist their message is one of reassurance: despite Britain's status as America's leading ally against terrorism -- and thus a potential target for reprisal -- it's business as usual.