It continued: "While we continue to make every commitment to LSE students in support of their right to free speech, our allegiance to and duty of care must remain with them and cannot be extended to outsiders.
"Among other things, Abu Ghaith urged others to swear allegiance to Bin Laden, spoke on behalf of and in support of Al Qaeda's mission, and warned that attacks similar to those of Sept. 11, 2001, would continue," the indictment said.
With Netanyahu's backing, the Israeli cabinet voted in support of Lieberman's loyalty oath for non-Jewish immigrants, which requires allegiance to a "Jewish and democratic state" of Israel.
In the broadest sense, it means allegiance to one's group: allegiance without shades of gray, excluding the claims of other groups; allegiance in the pursuit of power as the group's right; allegiance regardless of the facts.
Given the relative paucity of data supporting the efficacy and cost-effectiveness of MBT-DH, the possible influence of researcher allegiance in one of the trials [ 31], potential spill-over effects in another trial [ 34], and problems with the generalization of findings to mental health systems in other countries, more research is urgently needed.
They render their common fate as pregnant teenagers without a man's support more imperative than political allegiance in a time of war.
Many swallowed their rage, maintaining their Knicks allegiance in spite of themselves.
The implication is that Uber customers switched their allegiance in light of Uber's scandals.
Hart further exhibited his liberal allegiances in his analysis of the nature of rights.
The prefect of the Praetorian Guard, Gaius Nymphidius Sabinus, also abandoned his allegiance to the Emperor and came out in support for Galba.
