"give loyalty" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "I give loyalty to my friends and family above all else."
Big businesses often offer volume discounts, quote nonlinear prices and give loyalty incentives to customers.
Do you disagree about that or other matters?There are small differences, but when we give loyalty, we obey.
But citizenship comes with a duty: to give loyalty to our nation, its values and our way of life.
With a love for easy and expedient – 79% of Millennials use Amazon Prime monthly – but a desire to often touch and experience products firsthand, these groups are true omnichannel shoppers that will give loyalty to those who successfully tie it all together.
"In order to expect loyalty, you have to give loyalty.
The groom, 33, is the marketing director at Viggle, a mobile media applications company in New York that gives loyalty reward points to television viewers.
Furthermore, they would project on multinational oil companies the type of behavior they expect from their own companies in a crisis: giving loyalty to the home country and ignoring the rest of the world.
In World War II, after the fall of France, the French garrison here gave loyalty to the Vichy Government and resented the arrival of the British Army in the form of the upper-crust Household Cavalry - an awfully nice crowd," Mr. Mazloumian said.
"I realized I was giving loyalty more to my gang than to the woman who gave me breath," he said.
Trump was apparently mad that Stanley McChrystal called him "shady" and "immoral". The president's former fixer told ABC News' George Stephanopoulos he gave "loyalty to someone who, truthfully, does not deserve loyalty". HuffPost talked to Erica Denae Meshke, who says other women have come forward with allegations against contestant Michael Friday since she went public.
I give it loyalty, yes, and love.
