Sentence examples for changes in allegiance from inspiring English sources

The changes in allegiance here are in many ways a repeat of the past.

In Canada's regionalised party system, changes in allegiance take place slowly, says Roger Gibbins of the Canada West Foundation, a think-tank in Alberta.

Soon after this change in allegiance, he began to encounter problems.

Taylor Pyatt, who plays left wing, said the Coyotes could be benefiting from a change in allegiance by Canadian and East Coast snowbirds, who might be more inclined to start cheering for a winning team.

Opinion polls show little change in allegiance since the last election except for a brief moment of Conservative advance last autumn (see chart).Mr Harper may come to regret not forcing an election then.

According to Antonio Flávio Pierucci, professor at the department of sociology of the University of São Paulo and a specialist in the sociology of religion, one of the reasons for churchgoers' change in allegiance is the development of the religious freedom, a process which began at the end of the 19th century.

Such a change in party allegiance across a vast section of the electorate takes decades to achieve, and to undo.

The great majority of parliamentary constituencies do not change party allegiance in elections.

Not longer after Aflaq's loss of office, Hafiz, the Secretary of the Regional Command, changed his allegiance in support of the National Command.

The second reason for the decline in allegiance to the Theory is largely independent of changes in the practice of war.

It's not a shift in allegiance".