Sentence examples for made key allies from inspiring English sources
He assembled a solid team, made key allies and parried suspicions inspired by his outsider status and strong personality and the union animus of some supporters.
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UNICEF works closely with religious communities because their networks and influence make them key allies in ensuring the survival and development of the most vulnerable children.
Early on, Mathieu made a key ally of Auguste Scheurer-Kestner, the vice-president of the French Senate, who strongly intimated that he knew that Mathieu's brother was innocent but could not say why.
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Despite both Ashraf Ghani and his closest rival Abdullah Abdullah publicly backing the US-brokered unity deal, some of Mr Abdullah's key allies have made it clear they have deep reservations.
And it should concern America, which has made Malaysia a key ally.
One of Jeremy Corbyn's key allies has made a bold suggestion that Labour could form progressive alliances or electoral pacts with other parties across the left including the Greens, Liberal Democrats and SNP.
In the last 18 months, in particular, observers and diplomats say, he has injected a new maturity into China's policy toward the outside world, particularly on the sensitive issue of Taiwan, and in making China a key ally in the United States campaign against terrorism.
President Obama has also been in close touch with the leaders of our key allies, and the president will be making an informed decision about how to respond to this indiscriminate use of chemical weapons.
