Sentence examples for basic loyalty from inspiring English sources

These have been further fuelled by members of the cabinet who have abandoned any sense of collective responsibility – or even basic loyalty – to their leader.

My other pal says: "He's still there out of a mixture of basic loyalty and fascination with being at the heart of it all".

To reward and attract these passengers, Virgin has taken a few steps, including the addition of "silver" and "gold" tiers last year to what had been a very basic loyalty rewards program.

This is sharp-edged high-energy style from the early 1940s, with a few jazzy shakes of the hips and, despite, the harmonic clashes, a basic loyalty to tonality.

Bale and his agent are merely operating in the football world as it has become, not as it might have been if shaped by proper regulation and an intelligent, principled balance between the need of a club to build a team, and some basic loyalty, and the legitimate aspirations of an outstanding individual.

They labelled him "human scum", with the state news agency adding that Thae had "proved [he has] no basic loyalty as a human and no conscience and morality by running away to survive and abandoning the homeland and parents and siblings that raised and stood by him".

So even as they expressed basic party loyalty today, the candidates sought to shed partisan stereotypes, with Mr. Maloney portraying himself as an aggressive tax-cutter who favors some limits on abortion rights and Mr. Nielsen describing himself as an advocate of both abortion rights and gun control.

There are basic requirements of loyalty and trustworthiness that we have for letting people vote.

Mr Bush and Mr Cheney go by a more basic code: unconditional loyalty to colleagues and the administration.

The lead single on "Lovers Rock," "By Your Side," is a basic pledge of loyalty that, here, sounds like a blood pact.

They say their Labour adversaries are as guilty of introspection and nastiness as anyone else, and claim everyone ought to respect the basic principles of loyalty and pipe down – even if Corbyn's pre-leadership record as a serial rebel makes that a tricky sell.