Later historians have shown that such bonds were used by the MacGregors to secure allegiances with weaker clans, and that such a bond was may have been forced upon the MacAulays by the more powerful MacGregors.
What we suggest to secure that strong allegiance is a recognition that NHS policy and practice must better acknowledge these differences.
Bush, as other presidents who have found themselves in hot water with the American people for their domestic and foreign policy fumbling, was hardly averse to beating the war drums and fanning national security jitters to boost his poll ratings, secure public allegiance and increase his party's political standing.
Rubenstein provides examples of how the following three desired assumptions, "health interventions contribute substantially to achieving objectives like (1) increasing security, (2) securing the allegiance of the population, or (3) stabilizing a region", often do not result from "instrumental" uses of health interventions [ 27].
If it is to secure their allegiance, power must become the invisible colour of everyday life itself.
As a result, the monarchies' most reliable supporters, the aristocratic landowners and the clergy, were able to secure the allegiance of the general population.
Imagine that he offers various blandishments to rightist parties like Shaked's to secure this allegiance — annexation of part of the West Bank, for example.
The Iranian payments are intended to secure the allegiance of Mr. Daudzai, a former ambassador to Iran who consistently advocates an anti-Western line to Mr. Karzai, the officials said.
There was a lovely moment where badass majority whip Jackie Sharp, who has been tasked with securing the Democratic vote on the entitlements amendment while Frank Underwood was yucking it up at some Civil war re-enactnment and making deals with Chinese billionaire sex perverts, rounded on two Congressman who expected her to bankroll their favoured projects in order to secure their allegiance.
The British also assisted him in forming an elite force called the Arab Legion, comprising Bedouin troops but under the command of and trained by British officers, which was used to maintain and secure the allegiance of ʿAbdullāh's Bedouin subjects.
Gen Abrego says that through a "hearts and minds" campaign, providing residents with basic healthcare schooling and food, the police have managed to secure the allegiance of the bulk of the local population.
