Sentence examples for foreign allegiances from inspiring English sources

Was it enough that the pair renounced any foreign allegiances during their Australian naturalisation ceremonies?

New Australian citizens are no longer required to renounce foreign allegiances during citizenship ceremonies, instead simply declaring their "loyalty" to Australia.

Being accused of having foreign allegiances can be poisonous for a politician.

Be prepared to promise to: Renounce foreign allegiances.

1232, 8 U.S.C. 1451(a), 8 U.S.C.A. § 1451(a), on the ground that it had been procured 'by concealment of a material fact or by willful misrepresentation.' 1 The complaint stated that petitioner had falsely denied membership in the Communist Party and that by virtue of that membership he lacked the requisite attachment to the Constitution, etc., and the intent to renounce foreign allegiance.

Uitlanders could vote in elections for the second volksraad after two years' residency on the condition they were naturalised as burghers a process requiring the renunciation of any foreign allegiance.

Members of the government would never make unsupported allegations against an American of some sort of shadowy foreign allegiance in public -- and the media certainly wouldn't go along for the ride.

As the uprising has transformed into something more ambiguous — a struggle against a dictator but also a war scarred by sectarianism and foreign meddling — allegiances have become more contested.

I like them for that as well, but, I must admit, also because of their foreign policy allegiances.

After that power play, political experts say, he began maneuvering to make his foreign policy allegiance far more ambiguous, making overtures to the West as leverage for seeking concessions from Russia.

Administration officials met behind closed doors on Capitol Hill on Wednesday to press the issue with key lawmakers, many of whom panned the idea earlier this year over concerns about arming foreign fighters whose allegiances are not always clear.