Sentence examples for institutional allegiance from inspiring English sources

While the United States soured on the force, Pakistan, through its intelligence agency, helped sustain it, solidifying links built on kinship, Islamic solidarity and longstanding personal and institutional allegiance.

But it derives its philosophy from theories of open-source culture that flourish in the field of technology, the belief that some greater good can be better achieved through the collaboration of people joined by skills and affinities that transcend institutional allegiances.

15 16 Rather, they have various commercial, political, professional and institutional allegiances; they place different value and moral worth on the use (and non-use) of health-related technologies.

We need institutional commitment.

The conservative wing, Global Anglican Future, is led by the Australian Peter Jensen, who insists that unfailing allegiance to traditional marriage rites ought to trump institutional unity.

Allegiance has about $4.5 billion in assets under management for its institutional and retail investors.

Pledging allegiance to Fidel Castro?

The government in Belgrade has also sought to strengthen parallel institutional structures governing education and health care in northern Kosovo, and dozens of ethnic Serbs have abandoned Kosovo's multiethnic police force and pledged their allegiance to Serbia.

His true allegiance was unclear.

"Everyone pledges allegiance to him.

That hero my allegiance earns.