Sentence examples for a code of loyalty from inspiring English sources

He also said players must abide by a "code of loyalty" that keeps internal discord private.

Marines see themselves as a kind of warrior caste: Spartans who live by a code of loyalty, toughness under fire, and savagery in battle.

She seems to have concluded that the army, based on a code of collective loyalty, harboured sympathies for trade union solidarity.

Farage denied that Mercer had any plans to switch to Ukip, claiming the former army officer had a strict code of loyalty.

He did his national service as a second lieutenant in the Royal Ulster Rifles (1952-54), whech he found a "liberating experience", warming to a code of discipline and loyalty.

As a New York magazine profile put it at the time: "Susan lived by a mob-like code of loyalty.

In the process it revived neglected art traditions and asserted neo-Confucian thinking, with its concepts of philosopher-kings, government by scholar-officials and a code of ethics based on loyalty to state, community and family.

In the subsequent quarter century, although they had spent quite a bit of time begrudging each other's successes and savoring the failures, thanks to that burdensome code of loyalty, each had done the other a favor.

But in "The Devil's Double" he is portrayed as a man who at least operated according to his own narrow code of loyalty and warped ethical compass, while his nihilistic son Uday is pure, unchecked evil.

A substratum of vivid knowledge of his own demerits forms a constant impediment, and has played a larger part in shaping his conduct than petulance, mere cronyism, or the boyish code of loyalty.

The ethical values are manifestly the Germanic code of loyalty to chief and tribe and vengeance to enemies.