Sentence examples for disloyal statements from inspiring English sources

Field, who challenged Miliband at Monday's meeting of the PLP, said: "I am so dispirited by the response from the PLP who have banged and screamed about how we all want unity and we shouldn't have people making disloyal statements.

Labor law specialists say employees have the right to criticize or disparage their companies or supervisors as part of a conversation aimed at improving working conditions, but do not have the right to merely curse supervisors or make untrue, disloyal statements that damage a company's reputation.

As a result of the study's findings, Kinkead writes, President Eisenhower issued an extraordinary six-point Code of Conduct for members of the armed forces, which included avowals like "I will make no oral or written statements disloyal to my country and its allies or harmful to their cause" and "I will never forget that I am an American fighting man".

You assert that we accuse professors of anti-American statements, unpatriotic behavior and disloyal acts -- but these words are never used in the report.

Courts often view workers' statements as disloyal when they are defamatory and are not supported by facts.

But employees might cross the line into unprotected territory if they disparage supervisors over something unrelated to work — for instance, a supervisor's sexual performance — or if their statements are disloyal.

I wrote one bad check and they felt that by me doing that I was dishonest and disloyal and that my statement in court wouldn't have mattered because of that.

After World War II, Geisel occasionally submitted cartoons to publications, such as a 1947 drawing, published in the New Republic, depicting Uncle Sam looking in horror at Americans accusing each other of being communists and disloyal Americans, a clear statement of Geisel's anger at the nation's right-wing Red Scare hysteria, which soon spiraled into McCarthyism.

Its politicians occasionally come up with some odd statements, are sometimes disloyal to allies, sometimes rubbishing the politics of human rights (which under Havel passingly gave the country some sense of identity), and recently tried somewhat bizarrely to befriend China.

When Mr. Fisher was asked whether the statement as printed is not disloyal, he said: "It gives greater evidence of insanity than of disloyalty".

Provided with a list of detailed claims made by interviewees in this article, Trump told the Guardian in a statement that they were "allegations by disgruntled and disloyal former employees" that were "totally false".