The army "is made up of various sectarian groups and its political commanders are divided along different political lines of loyalties," said Imad Salamey, a professor of political science at Beirut's Lebanese American University.
No player from 1991 or 1999 will ever say this, because there is a straight line of loyalty from Carla Overbeck in 1991 to Mia Hamm in 1999 to Carli Lloyd today.
Many shoppers have honored the picket lines out of loyalty to cashiers, baggers and stockers and turned to Stater Brothers and other supermarkets not involved in the dispute.
They wanted something more along the lines of traditional loyalty – that is, being rewarded for shopping at Target.
voters, including many of the Intellectuals, vote the Party line not out of loyalty to Soviet Russia (or even to Communism) but as a protest against the way things are in France.
The line managers' display of loyalty to their superiors was related to higher sickness absence at both times.
The line managers' display of loyalty to their superiors was related to higher sickness absence; whereas task monitoring was related to lower absence.
Finding that public and private line demonstrates a sense of loyalty, Ms. Puhn said.
With some exceptions, most civil-rights-era leaders and politicians, including John Lewis and Andrew Young, were lining up behind Clinton out of loyalty and a belief that she would win.
