It also guarantees the ruling party loyal and cooperative employees.
"Loyal, resourceful, cooperative C.C. Baxter," one of his bosses says with a twist to his voice at once soothing and menacing, "you don't want to louse yourself up".
Lansdale had security concerns about the head of the weapons laboratory, J. Robert Oppenheimer, because of his communist connections, but Lansdale and Groves agreed that Oppenheimer was loyal and cooperative on security matters.
In their observation of the Sawtooth wolves, the Dutchers were accepted and so trusted by the pack that now through their films and books, the world can understand the real life of wolves: loyal, intimate, cooperative, highly communicative, and now again, sadly endangered.
Dairy producers may feel loyal to their local cooperative, which could possibly explain their decision to join the marketing cooperative and, subsequently, their high valuation of proximity.
Studies show that when they act selflessly, proving they care more about the group than themselves, workers are more trusting, cooperative, dedicated, loyal, collegial, and committed.
For more than three decades, he has been a loyal protector for generations of Mets players and staff, a cooperative object of their playful ridicule, and a witness to their behind-the-scenes madness, good and bad.
Mahmud had built up a cooperative group among the Janissary officers and had carefully arranged to have loyal troops at hand.
Some sociologists said that teenagers who grew up in an era of organized play dates and close parental supervision are more cooperative with one another than previous generations — less cynical and individualistic and more loyal to the group.
