Sentence examples for disloyal actions from inspiring English sources
Some seventy years after a particularly complex and troubled period in their long and proud history, the French have not forgotten the mistakes, collaboration and other disloyal actions by Maréchal Henri Philippe Pétain, by members of the Vichy government, by members of the Vichy French military and by others.
Instead of repeating the word "resignation," as President Bush would have us do--Americans should stay focused on the term "firing" (or variations on that) to describes what actually happened: action taken by Gonzales to remove Federal Attorneys disloyal to Bush--actions subsequently denied by Gonzales under oath.
Instead of repeating the word "leadership," as President Bush would have us do--Americans should stay focused on the term "loyalty" to describe what actually happened: action taken by Gonzales to remove federal attorneys disloyal to Bush--actions subsequently denied by Gonzales under oath.
The memo from Clive Jefferson, the BNP's national organiser, said Barnbrook had had time to understand that his actions were "disloyal and unacceptable".
Labour MP Wes Streeting defended his colleagues and said their actions were not disloyal.
At first, she shared how his actions were dishonest and disloyal.
Drew was determined to remain, however, and Diefenbaker was careful to avoid any action that might be seen as disloyal.
Roycean loyalty requires one to scrutinze the aims and actions of such communities and to work to reform their disloyal aspects.
Chances are, it will make him or her even more resistant to taking any action, big or small, that might possibly be construed as ideologically disloyal.
When she betrays her own "side," we must absolutely and crucially understand she is merely betraying betrayal, and that the seeming disloyalty of her actions is in direct response to her realizing she has been fighting for a cause that was disloyal to its own ideals and to her -- and to everyone else who believed in that cause.
