Sentence examples for longstanding loyalty from inspiring English sources
Even airlines whose longstanding loyalty programs are transactional, are testing new kinds of perks and fresh ways to earn them.
At the very least – given the longstanding loyalty and support of fans – AC/DC should at least clarify Johnson's situation: has he retired, or hasn't he?
But Kelly has no longstanding loyalty to the presumed starter Vick or his backup Nick Foles, who now could be gone, although the Eagles did sign Dennis Dixon, who ran Kelly's offense at Oregon.
On June 6th there were brief skirmishes in Beijing between the 27th army and the 38th army which has a longstanding loyalty to Mr Zhao and which last month refused to support martial law or to fire on civilians.
Some tribal leaders remain sympathetic to the Taliban and are willing to conceal former fighters out of longstanding loyalties.
) In this case, the back story has to do with longstanding loyalties and the peculiar nature of the gubernatorial race, which involves a Democrat behaving like a Republican (Mr. Caprio) and a former Republican – Lincoln D. Chafee – who behaves like a Democrat.
Both men have made deals with regional strongmen who bring vote banks rooted in ethnic or other longstanding loyalties.
Trend trackers like Mr. Simmons say that African-Americans have a longstanding brand loyalty to Motorola, maker of the popular Star-Tac cell phone.
He reminded me that Warner started out as a Democratic fund-raiser and later served as chairman of Virginia's state party before he was governor, an unusual route to elective office that signaled a longstanding party loyalty.
Everything has to come to me or else it won't happen.' " And then there are critics who say Mr. Schwartz persuades Mr. Spano to cozy up to county Republicans, disregarding longstanding Democratic loyalties.
The investigation, by American and Iraqi authorities, may renew longstanding questions about the loyalties of Iraqi forces, who are supposed to assume control as American troops withdraw.
