Sentence examples for steady allies from inspiring English sources

And even if one of these three steady allies withholds support for a particular policy, National needs only one vote to take it to the 61 majority.

After first raising the stakes of the war by giving a bone-chilling description of the consequences if Osama bin Laden should have nuclear weapons, Mr Bush then threatened his less steady allies with action should they remain tepid in the face of the terrorist threat.

Politicians and labor officials throughout the country became steady allies of the union, and the WFM became a political force throughout much of the Rocky Mountain West.

So the new Palestine, the ally of Saddam, gets to be the beneficiary of the pressure on Israel, America's only steady ally in the Mideast.

Mubarak's Egypt has been a fairly steady ally of the U.S. since 1979; it also helped the U.S. in the Gulf War against Iraq and in locating Al-Qaeda thugs after 9/11.

"I wish he had said he was a 'firm and steady ally' rather than a 'fierce advocate,'" says one prominent gay Democrat.

Giuliani has become one of Trump's closest advisers and steadiest allies in a campaign shaken by controversy, turnover and the nominee's own unpredictability.

There is little more that America can now do to steady its allies.

Ever since President Harry Truman recognized Israel's sovereignty on the same day it declared independence in May 1948, the United States has been a steadfast ally of the Jewish state, lending successive governments a steady stream of financial, diplomatic and military support.

On Tuesday, officials of the Foreign Ministry of Russia, which has been one of Mr. Assad's steadiest remaining allies, met with emissaries of the Syrian National Council, an opposition group.

A smaller party controlled by SNTE teachers known as New Alliance is also considered a steady congressional ally to the PRI.