If civil war were to break out, policemen and militiamen recruited from parties and tribes could put their loyalty to those groups first, because that is the dominant form of allegiance in Iraq.
Our findings strengthen the view that a "form of allegiance" was, at the time of data collection, developing between CPAB and the largest Canadian accounting firms.
"For some, the highest form of allegiance to their God is to attack, defame, and slander others who don't articulate matters of faith as they do".
But in the largest piece, they weave together to form a pledge-of-allegiance image with a difference: two hands exchanging wedding rings.
It had "wormed its way into his blood, not in the form of political allegiance, but rather as a kind of torpor and mortal passivity, like a poison that slowly intoxicates and weakens the body," Moravia writes.
Many are invested in Mr. Cuomo's success in a way that transcends even the intense bonds usually formed during a campaign, out of allegiance to the former governor, affection for his son or both.
As a practising Jew he could not take the oath of allegiance in the prescribed Christian form, and therefore could not take his seat.
He repudiated the treaty of Dec. 6, 1921, that they signed to form the Irish Free State, however, primarily because it imposed an oath of allegiance to the British crown.
There is a story that when the Borodin Quartet was formed, in 1945, its original members signed an oath of allegiance in their own blood.
He thus enjoys a unique form of legitimacy and allegiance that is not available to other monarchs and emirs in the Muslim World.
