Significats de longtime ally en anglès

She even bashed longtime ally Sanders over divisive campaign tactics.

Because that has been our practice always. Steyer has been a longtime ally of Clinton's.

The United States, a longtime ally of Thailand, has refused and said its warning was credible.

Emanuel is a longtime ally of former President Barack Obama and once served in his administration.

Even longtime ally Chris Christie, the Republican New Jersey governor, said it was inappropriate to attack the Khans.

The comments marked as a sharp reversal for someone once seen as a longtime ally of the Clintons.

But its planes have also hit other rebel groups opposed to Assad, Moscow's longtime ally, including groups backed by Washington.

Moscow, a longtime ally of Syria, has accused the United States and its allies of seeking to destabilize the Damascus government.

Russia, a longtime ally of Syria, threw its support behind Assad, saying it doesn't back western calls for him to resign.

The new governor, Republican Phil Bryant, who was Barbour's lieutenant governor, has taken steps to distance himself from his longtime ally.

The family's fortunes changed with the election of Duterte, a longtime ally of the Marcos family, as president in May this year.

Broadcasters, TV set-makers, and computer companies reached the deal after the computer companies broke ranks with their longtime ally, the film industry.

Boucher, a Virginia Democrat and longtime ally of digital rights groups, now heads the House subcommittee on Communications, Technology and the Internet.

Trump has argued that cutting off the Saudi weapons sales would weaken U.S. relations with a longtime ally and hurt U.S. competitiveness.

South Korea sees China as instrumental in reviving the stalemated nuclear talks between the United States and North Korea, a longtime ally of Beijing.

Moscow is mounting air strikes and missile attacks that it says are aimed both at supporting its longtime ally Assad and combating Islamic State.