Sentence examples for permanent allies from inspiring English sources

"It indicates that the A.C.L.U. has no permanent friends and no permanent allies, just permanent values".

You're probably not adding to the list of permanent allies and friends".

Palmerston was a British nationalist; he said that the country had no permanent allies, only permanent interests.

Lord Palmerston, a British prime minister, once said that Britain has no permanent allies or enemies, only permanent interests.

His worldview was shaped by the notion that Jews have no permanent allies, and that they must rely only on themselves for their defense.

The movement should be able to work with major international actors including centers of power on selected issues rather than becoming permanent allies or enemies of one or the other actor.

But the idea is too big, and too nebulous, to claim any political group as its permanent ally.

The U.S.-Israeli relationship has had many ups and downs, but in the end the Israelis have always recognized that the links to America are their lifeblood, and Americans remember that in a global struggle over elemental values, Israel is a permanent ally.

"Nations have no permanent friends or allies," Palmerston had said, "they only have permanent interests".

Most important, the United States has permanent friends and allies who need to be heard, he said.

"France is determined to regain on her whole territory the full exercise of her sovereignty, at present diminished by the permanent presence of allied military elements or by the use which is made of her airspace; to cease her participation in the integrated commands; and no longer to place her forces at the disposal of NATO," de Gaulle wrote.