Sentence examples for committed and loyal from inspiring English sources

Ahmadinejad has moved to retire guardsmen, many with years of experience, and replace them with cadres of young, ideologically committed and loyal recruits.

I get highly experienced, professional staff members that are committed and loyal and have a vested interest in ensuring that flexibility works for them, Inspira and our clients.

Sharon Desfor, president of HeliValue$, a helicopter appraisal firm in Illinois, would prefer to clone herself–"My employees work hard and devote a great deal of love to our business; my husband is a gem; and the members of my committees are committed and loyal … but there's still only one of me and 24 hours in a day.

"He has been a committed and loyal employee of Archant and we remain grateful for his hard work and dedication".

He may have garnered a committed and loyal bunch of followers online and IRL, but he never really became the new leading light of late night that he was predicted to be when he took over from Letterman on NBC.

"I mean, I'm a Brooklyn guy," said Anthony, who spent part of his childhood in Red Hook, "so I know how intense and how committed and loyal them fans are over there in Brooklyn, how excited they are for that team.

"To all those thinking whether they can handle a long-distance relationship, my answer is: it's definitely doable, as long as you stay committed, loyal and willing to cut the distance short one day," writer Olga Baker told HuffPost.

Indeed, Mr. Peña Nieto was accompanied by Mr. Videgaray when he made the announcement on Wednesday, and was warm and effusive toward his longtime adviser, thanking him for being "committed to Mexico and loyal to the president of Mexico".

The only sins these men and women committed were being loyal to their company and wanting their own tiny version of the riches Enron executives habitually pocketed during their years at the company.

Serious crimes in violation of international law – including war crimes and likely crimes against humanity – were committed by forces loyal to former president Laurent Gbagbo and current president Ouattara between December 2010 and April 2011.

This is a very encouraging step for the victims of the alleged crimes committed by those loyal to Sanogo and for Mali's struggle to address the culture of impunity," said Corinne Dufka, a senior researcher for Human Rights Watch, who has led 10 missions to Mali to investigate allegations of abuse since the start of the country's crisis.