Sentence examples for secular allies from inspiring English sources
His secular allies were furious.
Its secular allies are conspicuously staying away.
In October 2011 Ennahda won a free election which produced an assembly in which it has a majority with two secular allies.
But some Christian conservatives say that no matter the energy at their grass roots, the animosity of their secular allies may well doom his campaign.
Will it do as its secular allies require and stop the council from erecting hand-carved pillars at Ayodhya on March 15?
He said Israeli and Western interests were "much closer" to the interests of Egypt's military leader, Abdel Fatah al-Sisi and his secular allies.
The report criticized another secular ally, Turkey, for its ban on wearing Muslim religious dress in government facilities.
Renowned for her "spiritual power," Colonna dreamed of becoming a nun, but the Pope so valued her as a secular ally that he wouldn't allow it.
The English team was threatened with expulsion by UEFA, European football's governing body, but was knocked out anyway.See article: England's rampaging hooligansAir of resignationEhud Barak's left-wing secular ally, Meretz, resigned from Israel's coalition government.
In this they found a secular ally, the design reformer Henry Cole, who organized an exhibit in London with a chamber of horrors featuring some of the most cherished decorative flourishes of the day.
That model feels familiar here in Tunisia, a country used to its leaders hailing from prominent coastal families – a decidedly different demographic than comprises the leadership of Ennahda and its main secular ally, CPR, many of whose leaders also come from Tunisia's long-marginalised interior and south.
