Sentence examples for loyal organization from inspiring English sources

Walsh is too much of a loyal organization man to admit he would have preferred to chase a Deron Williams, a Chris Paul, before expending the enormous resources he did on Carmelo Anthony at the behest of his owner, James L. Dolan.

In July the Youth of the Progress Party dissolved itself in protest of the events; however, a new, loyal organization immediately surfaced.

Guideline implementation was hindered mostly by organizational factors, including resistance to change, brand-loyal organization, weak collaborative network with researchers, lack of disseminators, and cost-conscious organization.

Motivated to share weal and woe with firms (Lee and Bang 2012), employees become more loyal, hence organization commitment is improved.

Of course, anything that causes people to feel loyal to organizations that encompass thousands of people is a force to be reckoned with, right?

"We do insist that we will not step back one iota from our rights," Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said at a nationally televised speech to members of the Basij force, an ultra-loyal paramilitary organization.

"You were loyal to the organization so the organization would be loyal to you," Mr. Pink writes.

The Orange Order, a Protestant social organization loyal to the British crown, also sends delegates to the council.

His usual thoughtful self, Dickey indicated that he was open to signing a new deal with the Mets — "a part of me enjoys being loyal to an organization that's given me a shot," he said — but had a few stipulations.

Highly engaged workforces are full of missionaries who believe in and are loyal to the organization, rather than mercenaries who only work for the top dollar.

When you were in jail you said you had very little to do with the mafia because they were loyal to an organization and not each other, but still today the mob is hugely glorified.