Sentence examples for loyal figure from inspiring English sources

Best of times Having written to the then Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy in 2002 stating her desire to advise him on immigration, she became a constant and loyal figure, taking the role of spokesperson during his fight for the presidency.

In the trailer for the documentary, Putin also claims that Russia's military was ready to fight its way into the eastern Ukrainian city of Donetsk to get Yanukovych, a heavily corrupted but loyal figure who favoured keeping Ukraine in Russia's sphere of influence.

But there are growing signs within Labour ranks that the mutiny is spreading to previously loyal figures.

Still, it also had all the signs of a political maneuver used by Mr. Putin before, of co-opting opposition organizations by arranging to have nominally independent but in fact loyal figures take charge.

A respected local figure with loyal supporters, he would, in normal times, be confident of a win.

The Grand Mufti was specifically appointed by Assad as a regime-loyal religious figure.

Both are utterly loyal to one figure: Vladimir Putin.

During an understated time at Arsenal he became a loyal and trusted figure under Arsène Wenger, who retains great faith in the former France international's coaching credentials.

This is evident by the conformist anti-American bias expressed by all members of the government, as well as most deputies in Parliament and most of the journalists, political analysts, writers and cultural figures loyal to the regime.

That message was delivered over the past few days by Taliban envoys during private meetings with Afghan officials and opposition politicians near Paris, according to officials close to the talks, and the softer approach has been echoed in recent interviews with Taliban figures loyal to the group's nominal leader, Mullah Muhammad Omar.

Critics of the new watchdog say it is dominated by figures loyal to Mr Orban and his centre-right Fidesz party.