He examines the records of Mr. Bush's nominees to the Supreme Court (John G. Roberts Jr., Samuel A. Alito Jr. and the failed Harriet Miers), arguing that they were selected, at least in part, for their shared allegiance to the principle of unfettered presidential power.
The reality of corporate power, right-wing xenophobia and social injustice only fueled progressives' allegiance to these principles and the struggle to achieve them.
"You don't owe any allegiance to this place".
But Burkle has shown no real allegiance to this pairing, especially with Kmart imploding.
His unswerving allegiance to this project, keeping it alive in dark days, has had its reward.
Staff chief Thomas McCabe blasted Boeing Co. as having "no respect or support of free markets and no allegiance to principle other than the principle of selfishly winning special favors and tax breaks from a paternalistic government".
Question: If the problem is the way allegiance to one principle defines a people, what would you say about nationalism?
But one aspect of monotheism has been complicit with violence: the demand of allegiance to one principle, or one god, is accompanied by aggression to those who have other allegiances.
The world needs our leadership, our determination, our allegiance to principle -- which is not the same thing as our disdainful readiness to go it alone.
Except for those on the hard left, politicians of every ideological stripe these days swear their allegiance to the basic principle of free trade.
More specifically, Justice F.A. Chua referred to the Shorter Oxford English Dictionary and noted that the word profess means "to affirm, or declare one's faith in or allegiance to (a religion, principle, God or Saint etc).".
