Sentence examples for valued ally from inspiring English sources

They are our most valued ally.

And if the state is a valued ally, it will be a very difficult choice.

Ethiopia, you see, is at the forefront of the 'war on terror' and Meles is a valued ally.

If Mr Blair is such a valued ally of the president, isn't it about time that he got something tangible to show for it?

A rising power in the Middle East, Britain's most valued ally in the region and its defence industry's biggest foreign customer, Saudi Arabia matters.

But the country's rulers were shaken by the forced departure of the Egyptian president, Hosni Mubarak, a close and valued ally.

Along the way, Mr. Hammer helped make the elder Mr. Gore a wealthy man, and the politician became one of the oilman's most valued allies in Washington.

The Taliban, whom the Americans and British have spent 15 years trying to defeat, are now increasingly in demand as valued allies by international powers.

At their news conference, Mr. Obama repeated the themes of his speech Thursday night in Berlin, saying that the United States wanted a strong Europe able to share in the collective defense; needed European help in Afghanistan, Iraq and Iran; welcomed European help in the Middle East; and valued allied contributions in problems like terrorism, poverty and climate change.

Iraq was not climbing down out of fear of attack, but out of respect for such valued allies as Russia, China, France and, curiously, Brazil.Yet, Iraq got nothing out of its latest confrontation with the UN the third this year and managed to alienate its supporters by trying.

He is also known as one of Russian President Vladimir Putin's most loyal and valued allies.