Sentence examples for continued loyalty to from inspiring English sources

But it's even more startling when compared with governments' continued loyalty to stocks.

It takes arrogance to claim continued loyalty to both of these worlds, as Mr. Simon does again on his new solo album, "You're the One" (Warner Brothers).

The confusion was indicative of Australia's national question and continued loyalty to what Whitlam's attorney general, Lionel Murphy, would later call "the relics of colonialism".

Mr. Blake said Sony is not advertising the film as heavily as it normally would a new release, relying instead on word of mouth and continued loyalty to Mr. Jackson.

"Understandably, as one of the best hookers in the world, James attracted considerable interest from the NRL, but ultimately showed continued loyalty to St Helens and to the English game.

The Smith administration initially professed continued loyalty to the Queen, but abandoned this in 1970 when it declared a republic in an unsuccessful attempt to win foreign recognition.

Nagy's dithering in the early days of the fighting, his continuing loyalty to the Soviet Union, his inability to break out of the Marxist mindset and move decisively helped seal the fate of the revolution.

Though opposing those Jewish Christians who required that Gentile Christians submit to Jewish Law, including circumcision, he believed Jewish Christians should continue loyalty to Jewish practice and piety, as he did himself.

In court, he stood with his lawyers before United States District Judge Susan Illston as she asked if he understood that because his lawyers "previously represented these folks, they owe continuing loyalty to them," just as they now owed loyalty to Bonds.

In an essay last year, Mr. Shakhnazarov showed his continuing loyalty to Mr. Gorbachev and his disdain for Boris N. Yeltsin, who orchestrated the dissolution of the Soviet state and pushed Mr. Gorbachev off the political stage.

The one-eyed militant leader has professed continuing loyalty to the remnants of the main al-Qaida group founded by Osama Bin Laden and based on the Pakistani border with Afghanistan.