(Burns and Dydo, in their appendix essay, put the Nazi persecution of Freemasons into a larger context: "Fearful of religious toleration, political compromise, loyalty to local authority and the power of secrecy, totalitarian states — from Nazi Germany and Austria, Fascist Italy, Spain, and Portugal to the Soviet Union and Communist China — banned Freemasonry").
Today, despite vast investment in training and equipping Afghan forces, the country's deep-seated instability, rampant corruption and, in some cases, compromised loyalties endure.
Steeped in a spirit of nationalism and compromise, its loyalty to the Union had never wavered during 1861's secession crisis.
He has not distinguished himself with innovative policy except insofar as his willingness to compromise party loyalty in exchange for solidification of personal power.
To this end, they point to the fact that many religious believers believe that conforming to the DRR would compromise their loyalty to God: if they were prohibited from supporting coercive laws for which they take there to be strong but exclusively religious reasons to support, they would naturally take themselves to be prohibited from obeying God.
She said she wept, but said, "I do". At that moment my wife whispered to me, "Jackie won't like that". I suppose Jackie will always choke up when "Le Marseillaise" is played, but that won't compromise her loyalty to the United States.
Loyalty, understanding, compromise and dedication go a long way to maintaining an enjoyable relationship.
No tax deal will work until employers, employees compromise on a loyalty partnership.
One of the characters here is a young local reporter, eager to get a job on a national and quite aware that getting an edge on a front-page story will help, even if it forces him to compromise on local loyalties.
Like all great fiction they concern life's fundamental generalities - hope, loyalty, duty, compromise and love.
Mr. Hamburg, the photographer, said he wanted to focus instead on the importance of endurance, loyalty and compromise in a marriage -- something more akin to a lifelong episode of "Survivor".
