Sentence examples for high levels of loyalty from inspiring English sources

Traditionally from wealthy, powerful families, a zaim presides over large patronage networks, is seen as the protector of his sectarian community and commands high levels of loyalty.

"It gives you the chance to keep experienced people, to keep their knowledge in-house and develop a high level of loyalty and trust so they feel like part of a family rather than just doing a job".

This has built a high level of loyalty and an esprit de corps among the group.

Regarding the chain of command, the French intelligence assessment said the section of the Syrian military responsible for filling munitions with chemical agents and for security at storage sites - "Branch 450" of the CERS - was staffed only by members of the president's minority Alawite sect and was "distinguished by a high level of loyalty to the regime".

It also said the section of the Syrian military responsible for filling munitions with chemical agents and for security at storage sites - "Branch 450" of the Syrian Scientific Studies and Research Centre (CERS) - was staffed only by members of the president's Alawite sect and was "distinguished by a high level of loyalty to the regime".

Despite this there is a relatively high level of loyalty to the NOC, this loyalty and commitment is at risk if the non-caring attitude of management continues".

But according to several reports, the Japanese brand has maintained high levels of customer loyalty and positive perception.

"Luxury brands do very well because they command high levels of emotional loyalty," says Nikhil Gharekhan, senior vice president at Millward Brown.

To be specific, those who have close ties with their superintendents usually show a higher level of loyalty compared to those who do not have such connections at all.

While we have the greatest respect for our colleagues working for subcontractors at Kings Place, many of whom are members of the chapel, we firmly believe that keeping staff in-house ensures a higher level of commitment, loyalty and retention of experience and knowledge than outsourcing can ever provide.

Liberal nationalists like David Miller have argued that only specific forms of political practice can produce high levels of trust and loyalty between citizens (Miller 2000, 87).