Sentence examples for district loyalty from inspiring English sources

It's different today, when players keep swapping clubs and the concept of district loyalty is a thing of the past.

Many parents believe that it is especially hard to find common ground when the five neighborhood-based elementary schools would seem to promote neighborhood, rather than district, loyalty.

Competitive sports in Papua New Guinea were introduced by colonists and missionaries but have taken on a style of their own, with games often inspiring not only team but also village or district loyalty.

In a radio interview on the subject, Jackson cited his record on federal funding for his district, loyalty to Obama and diligence in voting in the U.S. House.

Waller quickly learned that principals in the district insured loyalty by working with teachers whom they had personally selected.

If politicians do follow the wishes of wealthy donors elsewhere, can these wealthy donors spend enough money in later elections to distract the voters of the district from their loyalty to wealthy donors elsewhere?

Mr Black tells me the café and its neighbours a beauty parlour, a gift shop and three restaurants did not exist ten years ago.When he moved to Griffith, 22 years ago, it was a sleepy, working class, clannish district where political loyalties were fairly evenly divided between Liberal and Labor.

That would force voters in this Montgomery-area district to weigh their loyalty to Trump over their dislike for Pelosi.

But the Itar-Tass news agency said all military district commanders had declared their loyalty to Mr. Yeltsin and to Defense Minister Pavel S. Grachev, who was reported preparing an appeal to all servicemen.

However, the Plum District iPhone currently forgoes the loyalty angle for a more traditional "deals and offers" type of interface.

Ryan's numbers nationwide are netting out around -20, and unlike Trump, he doesn't really seem to inspire much loyalty unless your district is full of Heritage Foundation interns.