Sentence examples for true allies from inspiring English sources

At the start of his five-year presidency, with many battles still to fight, he may need to remember that his true allies are his popular supporters.

He explained that the military defense counsel had no true allies on either side of the Supreme Court case and urged them to stake out the middle ground.

Valenti won over some Republicans, but the Democrats were his true allies; and in the Reagan years, with a Republican-controlled Congress, more and more M.P.A.A. members were asking whether they wouldn't do better with a Republican as their head.

As it is, the DUP can offer only eight MPs to help out – but they could be lent upon because they are Mr Cameron's only true allies in this Parliament.

"If I take the bait and go against President Obama, against the A.T.F.," the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives, "the only thing I'm doing is weakening what I know are true allies and falling into the strategy of those who are really damaging Mexico, such as gun dealers".

There are so many reasons that men should get involved and be true allies to women in tech: It's the right thing to do.

There is no doubt that Israel is a true ally and peacemaker.

The job of a true ally is to speak without being asked to.

A true ally does not use racism to attempt to defeat patriarchy.

People such as Kenneth Kaunda in Zambia regarded him as a true ally and friend.

China, North Korea's one remaining true ally, also hailed the accord in unusually strong terms.