Sentence examples for deemed loyal from inspiring English sources

North Korea is believed to give priority to people deemed loyal to the government when making its selection for participants.

North Korean defectors say food aid is routinely diverted to soldiers, government officials and families deemed loyal to the government.

Automatically deemed loyal to Kenyatta's rival, Raila Odinga (a Luo), they are possible targets for the Kikuyu militias who control many of the capital's slums.

Why not food inspectors for North Korea?" North Korean defectors say food aid is routinely diverted to soldiers, government officials and families deemed loyal to the government.

Any advance on the battlefield leads to the population deemed loyal to the losing side taking flight so the whole of northern Iraq has become a land of refugees.

The remainder will be split among Republican state parties in Massachusetts, Idaho, Oklahoma and Vermont — where party leaders are deemed loyal to Mr. Romney — and later re-allocated to the most critical battleground states.

The Institute for Reporter Freedom and Safety, based in Baku, the Azerbaijani capital, accused the government of allowing only journalists it deems loyal into the courtroom after officials said there were not enough seats.

Republican Guard units, the forces deemed most loyal to Mr. Hussein, were to be disarmed, detained and dismantled.

She also bore powerful grudges on her beloved's behalf -- urging retribution against all she deemed insufficiently loyal.

In many departments, senior officials deemed insufficiently loyal have been "turkey-farmed"—reassigned to jobs that are meaningless or less important than their previous posts.

In the meantime, Tiridates, backed by his brother, refused to go to Rome, and even engaged in operations against those Armenians whom he deemed were loyal to Rome.