Sentence examples for loyal branch from inspiring English sources

US officials have warned that al-Qaida's presence in Yemen, which al-Qaida's scholars consider to be its most loyal branch, has benefited from the January coup that displaced the US client government and the Saudi-led war to roll it back.

Greek Catholics are an Eastern Rite branch loyal to Rome.

The Vatican's regular dialogue with the Coptic Church came to a halt in 1992 as a result of local disputes between that church and the Coptic Catholics, a small minority branch loyal to Rome.

His triumphal progress with al-Aqsa fighters in Gaza this week was both a show of strength and a reminder of potential weakness: they were of a branch loyal to Muhammad Dahlan, the Gaza security chief who is one of Mr Abbas's staunch backers, and thus one of his chief props.Mr Abbas therefore needs to win comfortably.

The new slogan "for the thirsty" seems to lionise those who try different things: great for enticing new patrons but do you really want your loyal consumer base branching out beyond their usual pint?

Mr. Belz is loyal to his conservative branch of Presbyterianism, but he conceded that denominational brands meant less than they used to.

The pretext for the Saudi war is that Yemen's Houthi fighters are supported by Iran and loyal to a Shia branch of Islam.

The fliers say they're from the Loyal White Knights, a branch known for this form of self-promotion.

But nagging questions remain among many of the library's loyal users: Will the main branch become overcrowded?

Militants loyal to the Yemen-based branches of Al Qaeda and to the Islamic State have both tried to exploit the chaos.

Factionalism does not help, with branches of the forces loyal to different political leaders and ministries.