Sentence examples for loyal and committed from inspiring English sources

Leadership guru and former Navy Seal team-leader Clint Bruce describes four levels of group organizations: gaggle -- no identity or order; group -- some identity but minimal commitment or orchestrated effort; team -- highly committed and orchestrated effort to accomplish a shared goal; tribe -- very loyal and committed to shared value(s)/identity.

Al is a loyal and committed husband to Tipper.

Collaborators become loyal and committed because they are content with the overall relationship, commercialization service and quality.

He's one of the most loyal and committed guys that I've played with".

And each man owes his power partly to a large, loyal and committed group of religious voters.

You want loyal and committed audiences who want to engage with you," says this great cultural curator.

Create a sense of belonging: Not just for universities but for every charity, those who foster the biggest sense of belonging to a 'tribe' will have the most loyal, responsive and committed donors.

Denis MacShane, Labour MP for the nearby constituency of Rotherham, paid tribute to Mr Hughes as "hard-working, loyal and utterly committed to Doncaster and the mining community he came from".

Its customers are extremely loyal, and its committed sellers are earning significant income.

The chief government spokesman, Uwe-Karsten Heye, said Mr. Schröder had regretfully accepted Mr. Steiner's resignation and thanked him for "consistently loyal, professionally excellent and committed cooperation in difficult times".

"Radical solutions are needed and can only be implemented following a full, frank, open and democratic debate led by our loyal and hard working, committed party members - a centralised fix just won't do".