Sentence examples for expressing loyalty from inspiring English sources

Ivan Lam Long-yin, chairman of the pro-democracy Demosisto party, said his group was opposed to the bill because it "would curtail the freedom of expression and have the city coercing citizens into expressing loyalty to the regime".

In 1965, however, Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith, in opposition to moves toward majority rule, declared unilateral independence from Britain while still expressing "loyalty and devotion" to Elizabeth.

Baku Declaration Participants adopted a final document of the conference – the Baku Declaration expressing loyalty to the principles of the UN Declaration of Commitment on HIV/AIDS, the UN Millennium Development Goals, the Dublin Declaration on Partnership to fight HIV/AIDS in Europe and Central Asia and the Toronto Conference.

If she can resign now, having expressed loyalty this morning, doesn't that suggest that other expressions of loyalty from ministers should not be taken seriously?

When his father refused to express loyalty to the rebels, his ears were cut off.

He expressed loyalty toward Knoblauch for months before finally making him a backup.

Ministers who reservations about Brown have been queuing up to express loyalty and call for unity.

George Khan was proud to be Pakistani; today's young British Pakistanis are more likely to express loyalty towards their faith.

Reflecting Venezuela's political complexity, most of the Warao interviewed here expressed loyalty to Mr. Chávez, even as they ate out of Ciudad Guayana's garbage.

So although it was refreshing to hear that Reyes expressed loyalty to his longtime agent, Peter Greenberg, on Saturday, the truth is that his case is not complicated.

For some, like the football fan who collects club memorabilia, it is a way to express loyalty; for others, like the stamp collector proud of rare finds, there can be an obsessive streak.