Sentence examples for normal allies from inspiring English sources
The Business Roundtable, an organization of chief executives from large corporations, startled many of its normal allies last week by arguing that tax breaks for individuals would be more helpful than tax breaks for business.
The aim, as one scholar puts it, is to become a "normal" ally, like a NATO member, partly to encourage America to keep defending it, and partly because it is not sure it will.The trigger-pointMr Obama's hands-off approach dismays the foreign-policy establishment back home.
In a normal relationship between allies -- of the kind I think America and Israel should have -- there would be consequences for such defiance.
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He has rejected accusations that British commanders have been forced to turn regularly to American commanders for helicopter transport by saying that the sharing of airlift capacity is a normal part of any allied military operation.
Other revelations that we have built "secret spy hubs" in Berlin and other locations undercut our ability to conduct normal foreign policy with our allies.
Third, the great GOP hope is fixated on alliances, seeking to add new allies rather like normal Americans add Facebook friends.
France will play its normal role as a difficult ally, but in the end it will not stop the concerted will of America and Britain.
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"We have to go back to normal business with our most important ally, the United States, and with France -- the most important outside of Europe and the most important ally inside".
But the Alito nomination restores the normal order again, and Mr. Miranda rallies his allies to finally break "the curse of Bork" and win confirmation of a favorite conservative.
