Sentence examples for would allied from inspiring English sources

An important question for the NATO mission after 2014 is what level of the Afghan military hierarchy would allied nations advise.

Would allied commanders bicker over the legality of the weapons; would Europeans turn a blind eye to their use by America (through a separate American chain of command), accepting the political opprobrium that would follow; or would America yield to its allies' qualms and choose a different weapon, perhaps a big bomb?Nobody really knows.

Although functioning independently in most situations, the villages would ally for war, and members of different villages often married.

Grupo Sanborns said CompUSA would ally with Telmex, Microsoft, SBC Communications and Prodigy Communications, the United States Internet access provider Mr. Slim owns.

His campaign manager said Wednesday that Mr. Felder would ally with senators "from any party who will provide the most for his community".

Even if Mr. Monti were to decide to run, it is unclear what party he would ally with, since Italy lacks a mainstream center-right.

But to suppose that the Gulf states — utterly dependent on the West culturally, technologically and militarily — would ally with Iran because of a bomb is fatuous.

"She wrapped herself up in the Bush political momentum and voters understood she was the kind of Republican who would ally herself with the president".

The way would then be clear for a general election, which would ally General Musharraf with a popular politician and give his administration what looked like a popular mandate.This would be a great boon to America.

There are a number of centrist House Republicans who are pushing for a quick end to the showdown and are discussing parliamentary maneuvers that would ally them with Democrats to resolve the issue.

They also said she "would ally herself not with the constitutional liberties of all Americans, but with the big government agenda of the president who nominated her," as Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama, the ranking Republican on the Judiciary Committee, put it.