Sentence examples for loyal administration from inspiring English sources

He may hope to do what the Soviet occupiers of Afghanistan attempted unsuccessfully to entrench a "loyal" administration while the army pulls back.

What's more, having Ryan as a loyal administration foot soldier (whose own presidential ambitions are bound up in Romney's success) will prevent the Wisconsin congressman from setting up a rival center of power within the party, or becoming a locus of conservative dissent.

"The main test will be, Can the person be president and will the person be loyal to this administration and will the person bring added value to the Bush administration," he said.

Some have privately grumbled that Mr. Cuomo would prefer to appoint an agency head who is loyal to his administration.

His White House is remarkably devoid of infighting and more disciplined and loyal than any administration in decades.

Under Mr. Gonzales, experienced prosecutors were succeeded by relatively young and inexperienced lawyers seen as fiercely loyal to the administration.

This month, the autocrat signed a law creating a holiday in his honour proposed by parliamentarians in the two-chamber legislature, which is completely loyal to his administration.

11, the leaders of the Democratic Party, Tom Daschle and Richard Gephardt (not to mention Al Gore), have been more fiercely loyal to the administration's war policy than the Republicans busy accusing Colin Powell of appeasement of Saddam.

Even more important to his stature within the department itself, he will need to address accusations that the department's ranks and their work were politicized under Mr. Gonzales, with experienced United States attorneys replaced because they were insufficiently loyal to the administration and with prosecutions pursued on partisan grounds.

The unusual gift, in honor of Patricia E. Harris, the first deputy mayor, highlights what many say is a hidden glue that helps keep Mr. Bloomberg's extraordinarily loyal, long-serving administration together: the mayor's money, or at least the promise of it.

Lawyer, government official in Kennedy and Johnson administrations, loyal Democrat.