Despite once being part of the music industry, Iovine now has different allegiances as an Apple employee.
They show that academic research and education can contribute to industrial development and production in an atmosphere of mutual respect for their different allegiances and timescales, and in recognition of convergence of their long-term goals.
In this personalized form of politics, political parties lose their importance, and elections serve to confirm the leader's authority rather than to reflect the different allegiances of the people.
As to the existence of a European identity, Mr. Joffe seems not to accept what is already a reality for most Europeans: people have different allegiances that are not mutually exclusive.
Brexit tears at the heart of the Good Friday agreement, which allows people like me, a Catholic who grew up in Newry, or a loyalist from east Belfast, to identify as British, Irish or both – and to celebrate our different allegiances.
Also, due to the multitude of forces with different allegiances in Syria, raising funds is complex.
Christianity has deep roots in the Western Isles, but owing mainly to the different allegiances of the clans in the past, the people in the northern islands (Lewis, Harris, North Uist) have historically been predominantly Presbyterian, and those of the southern islands (Benbecula, South Uist, Barra) predominantly Roman Catholic.
The case is made for a more nuanced appreciation of the way cultural and organisational influences prevent more unifying forms of problem analysis, and I go on to make a case for more and different allegiances.
That's an interesting idea that "Games of Thrones" explores -- people have different layers of loyalty or differing allegiances to their house, their friends, their family.
Almost 30 years on, people's' lives are very different, their allegiances broken or shifted.
