Sentence examples for break loyalty from inspiring English sources

A new Change.org petition urges the 538 electors to invoke their right to break loyalty with their states and vote according to personal conscience.

A further complication: the letter writer may well have been contemplating or even writing a work that needed to be fueled by a couple of his longtime themes, broken loyalty and estrangement from those close to him.

"It's very difficult to break that loyalty [to the ANC]," he admitted frankly.

But Arsenal Supporters Trust member Tim Payton said pricing promises had been broken and warned the club were "breaking the loyalty bond" with fans.

His father, who owned some 60 cars in his lifetime, broke his loyalty to Lincoln for a brief dalliance with Cadillac in the 1970s.

"It is just breaking that loyalty bond between the club and the fans".

Machiavelli charts Cesare's machinations at length, detailing how he disguised his intentions, weakened opposing factions, broke old loyalties, enriched allies and eliminated rivals.

Historian Robert Powell opined that Wickliffe's break from party loyalty may explain his lack of committee appointments in his early years in the House.

Organized labor's decision to turn this into a make-or-break test of loyalty for its supporters has been shortsighted and destructive.

There will be some disgruntlement with a split between the popular and electoral outcomes if Mr. Bush wins Florida, but a free-for-all struggle to get electors to break their political loyalties would do greater damage to the two-party system, the nation's historically orderly transition process and to constitutional tradition.

"The salespeople also have a view of what's going on, so they can get a feel for how many customers are in store, broken down by loyalty level.