Sentence examples for longtime protector from inspiring English sources

Even China, the Kim dynasty's longtime protector, is witnessing a public debate about whether to abandon its awkward ally.

If he wins, one question will be how he handles Tokyo's crucial security relationship with Washington, its longtime protector.

Mr. Kan must also appease national public opinion, which turned against Mr. Hatoyama for appearing indecisive and causing mistrust with the United States, Japan's longtime protector.

Among his supporters at the rally, most of them in their 20s and 30s, suspicions run deep against the president and the United States, South Korea's longtime protector.

One of the biggest is the creeping resurgence of old fears about the reliability of this nation's longtime protector, the United States.

The mood contrasted with that of a meeting Mr. Kan held earlier with President Obama, at which Mr. Kan thanked the United States, Japan's longtime protector, for its support during the territorial disputes with China and Russia.

I think she's right, at least in part, and there had been something frightening about being cast into the world without words, my longtime protectors.

Especially notable was that China, the longtime North Korean protector and advocate, voted for the resolution.

The outcome also promises to calm Tokyo's recently rocky relationship with Washington, its longtime ally and protector.

The measures included in the resolution will most likely have little day-to-day effect, experts said, but the 15-to-0 vote was significant because it included China, a longtime economic benefactor and protector of North Korea.

NEW YORK (AP) — President Donald Trump has now been abandoned by two of his most powerful protectors, his longtime lawyer and the company that owns the National Enquirer tabloid, bringing a perilous investigation into his campaign one step closer to the Oval Office.