Despite the Brothers' rejection of Jordan's peace treaty with Israel in 1994, the government continued its tradition of allowing the loyal Brotherhood to function as the country's largest opposition group in parliament.Brothers apart or togetherThat understanding has soured in recent years, beginning in 1999 with the government's formal banning of Hamas and the expulsion of its top leaders.
The McCarthy hearings and according "sexual pervert" investigations can be seen to have been driven by a desire to identify individuals whose ability to function as loyal citizens had been compromised.
In a traditional, "serious" biopic like the 1944 "Wilson," and even in the cold war thrillers of the early 60's, the president's advisers generally consisted of one or two loyal old friends, who functioned more of less like a western hero's trusty sidekicks.
The event was a miniature version of the one in Florida, a county Democratic fund-raiser — twenty dollars a plate — at which candidates for various offices romanced a hundred loyal Party workers, in the function room of a roadhouse called the Sportsmen, on the outskirts of town.
Philosopher of religion Loyal Rue refers to these two functions as "how things are" and "which things matter".
We live in times of tremendous uncertainties coupled with infinite liability phobia, and we must function within institutions that are loyal to no executive, much less to any lower level member.
They ultimately describe the main function of literature as being loyal to its own nature.
Mr. Mahdi, who emerged from exile in Egypt earlier this year and now functions as a sort of loyal opposition to the military junta, says the government is weak, fractured and ready for talks.
As a loyal Soviet ideologue, he must believe that violent crime is a function of capitalist decadence.
Toro was personable and loyal but always more reserved, a trait he said was a function of his Christian upbringing.
