Sentence examples for collective loyalty from inspiring English sources
She seems to have concluded that the army, based on a code of collective loyalty, harboured sympathies for trade union solidarity.
At the outset the shield stood for the strike team's sense of collective loyalty, the vow of silence against the prospect of prim interrogators.
The interactions between its members are joyless, alcohol-fuelled and destructive; the collective loyalty that sustained the characters in the earlier novels is gone.
'It's what he tells everyone,' sighs one cabinet minister utterly unconvinced by the line which collective loyalty forces her to regurgitate in public.
Steven Spielberg's storyline rightly dramatises the clash between patriotic and therefore collective loyalty, and the struggle of the individual for survival.
Consumers can find it difficult to get the best deal or service, leading to those who fail to switch paying a collective "loyalty penalty" of an estimated £4.1bn a year, the NAO said.
The collective loyalties, both of the traditional officer class and the trade unions, collapsed at the same time.
"Collective Violence and Collective Loyalties in France: Why the French Revolution Made a Difference". Politics and Society 18 (1990): 527 52.
Ideas of rugged individualism, tribal but not collective loyalties, the freedom archetype -- the cowboy as symbolized by Wayne, who is still seen as the greatest of American icons some 30 years after his death.
This rivalry and competition is not a means of excluding others, rather it develops and maintains a sense of collective unity, loyalty and belonging within the group [ 16].
