Sentence examples for less loyal citizens from inspiring English sources

But it will be weaker than before, contending both with less loyal citizens at home, and, abroad, with other actors in the global space who will often undercut and outflank it.

The owners seem no less loyal.

The distinction required her to treat all other Sikhs as she would any loyal citizens.

He commands 50,000 or so loyal, well-armed troops and tens of thousands more, albeit less trained and less loyal.

One is that voters are less loyal to parties.

"The church has been the engine of welcoming people, caring for them and getting them settled as happy, productive citizens who are loyal citizens and loyal Catholics," he said.

The Chinese government says it is only defending loyal citizens from revolutionaries who seek to sever Tibet from Chinese rule.

Pro-Kremlin youth organizations had already declared their readiness to bring 17,000 "loyal" citizens out into the streets.

Nowadays, consumers are less loyal to brands and use a variety of media, says Mr Lévy.

One downsized Procter & Gamble manager told the author: "Employees feel less loyal to a company, companies feel less loyal to an employee.

Gradually, I became less loyal to my home, with its intellectual seriousness and physical disorder.