Sentence examples for loyal company from inspiring English sources

For most of the past century, Richmond was a loyal company town.

During previous public appearances, the former News International chief executive's wardrobe framed her very much as Murdoch's loyal company woman.

All along Mr. Akana has remained a loyal company man, but he is beginning to think about retirement.

"My parents are very button-down conservative," said Mr. Au, calling his father "a loyal company man".

A series of lawsuits and a key ballot measure passed since Ms. McLaughlin's victory show a city torn between the generally liberal, anticorporate politics of the Bay Area and its own history as a loyal company town.

The Mahler symphonies which he performed with the orchestra and subsequently recorded for his loyal company, Deutsche Grammophon, flashed only occasional theatrical fire until an astonishing interpretation of the maverick Seventh, the hardest of the series to balance and articulate.

Loyal companies will only use data to the extent it doesn't endanger or negatively affect us.

This chapter illustrates some of the issues relating to trust that arise in the field of information security: users trusting their equipment to be secure; organizations trusting their employees or contractors to be competent and loyal; companies believing that the person on the other end of the phone is really their customer.

Winterkorn, a long-time rival to Pischetsrieder, is considered loyal to company chairman and former CEO Ferdinand Piech.

Lindsay Hoyle, an MP on the House of Commons business, innovation and skills committee that investigated the takeover in 2010, told the Sunday Times: "It's wrong that companies like these hide behind an international tax system at the expense of loyal British companies who pay their tax".

One downsized Procter & Gamble manager told the author: "Employees feel less loyal to a company, companies feel less loyal to an employee.