Sentence examples for common loyalty from inspiring English sources

Emperor worship was also encouraged officially, however, as a focus of common loyalty for the polyglot empire.

She promised to govern responsibly in the public interest, putting Quebec's divisions aside in favour of common loyalty to the province.

He was accustomed to operate in a culture of personal loyalty based on common loyalty to an idea, the idea of cinema, and he was not disposed to answer to some bureaucrat for his expenses.

The Anglican Communion is united by a common loyalty to the archbishop of Canterbury in England as its senior bishop and titular leader and by a general agreement with the doctrines and practices defined since the 16th century in The Book of Common Prayer.

Christians profess a common loyalty to the Bible and a common acceptance of the twin dogmas of the Trinity (that the one God is three Persons Father, Son, and Holy Spirit) and the God-Manhood of Jesus (that Christ is both divine and human) but then divide in their doctrinal systems as they have developed historically.

A shared language and shared curriculum have a similar effect in making familiarity, proximity and day-to-day custom into sources of common loyalty.

But Iraq has no traditions of democracy, and while its population holds few common loyalties, it does have a great many scores to settle.

At its international zenith, "Britishness joined peoples around the world in shared traditions and common loyalties that were strenuously maintained".

But there is no guarantee that common local loyalties will always work as a defuser of tension.

I have little in common with attentive loyalty program members who play the angles so well that they are forever flying free to Hawaii with families in tow.

Thus, it was fundamental to fascism to create a civil religion that would bind the nation together in a new common faith and loyalty.