Sentence examples for ensure loyalty from inspiring English sources

That helped to unite disparate peoples and ensure loyalty to a central authority.

As I write in this week's Letter from China, such policies or campaigns may actually be about something else — stamping the authority of the person to whom they are credited over party members, from top to bottom, to ensure loyalty.

Despite safeguards that include a computer-based tracking system and the briefing of all significant individuals in the supply chain to ensure loyalty and discretion, it remained a mystery how $1.2 million vanished.

And to cement his party's influence, Mr. Craxi had early on begun emulating -- surpassing, some said -- the tactics of the stronger Christian Democrats, who had used a dense system of patronage and political and financial rewards to ensure loyalty.

The language used by state media leads Korea watchers to expect a wide-ranging purge to ensure loyalty to Kim Jong-un.

Analysts said at the time that the reshuffle appeared to be an attempt by Kim Jong-un to stamp his authority on the army - and the apparent purge of Mr Ri suggested he is not averse to employing well-worn North Korean tactics to ensure loyalty to the leadership.

Further ensuring loyalty, he raised a lower-ranking general, Mahmoud Hegazy, to the key post of chief of staff.

One could point to how birthright ensures loyalty to those born on the same soil and preserves one's ties to one's ancestors.

In theory, it reduces risk-taking, makes traders take a more long-term view, and is also a way of ensuring loyalty among staff.

Among those identified as "hostile" in the list, were former shadow cabinet members Chuka Umunna, Chris Leslie and Rachel Reeves; leadership contender Liz Kendall; and even the party's chief whip, Rosie Winterton – ostensibly responsible for ensuring loyalty to the leader.

Internal career paths ensured loyalty towards the company and created sustainable incentives for life-long learning (Liker and Meier 2007).