Sentence examples for long-term allies from inspiring English sources

Mark Renshaw and Bernhard Eisel, both long-term allies of Cavendish, have also joined the squad.

Several of those who have turned down invitations are long-term allies or trade partners.

In 2008, Brown had very publicly crushed a proposal to agree to an early referendum put forth by the Scottish Labour leader Wendy Alexander, one of Brown's long-term allies.

Several owners are likely to back Stern regardless of their internal preferences because they are long-term allies or because they are beholden to the league for other reasons.

The president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, made it a vote about his "way", and found himself rejected by a large group of "democrat" voters – and almost completely abandoned by his long-term allies: pious Kurds.

By tearing up the Iran nuclear deal despite sustained indication of Iranian compliance, and by reneging on agreements even with long-term allies, the United States has deepened suspicion that it cannot be trusted to make arms-control agreements.

Iran is a long-term ally but demanding.

The only bad news for Tehran is that Syria, Iran's long-term ally, is also under threat.

What feels like a curse when you're younger can prove to be a long-term ally.

Brown has also been increasingly reliant on his long-term ally Ed Balls, fuelling resentment from other senior cabinet figures.

Russia, a long-term ally of the Assad regime, is reported to have deployed seven battle tanks, a handful of troops and artillery to Syria in recent days.