Sentence examples for loyal participation from inspiring English sources
Yes, Obama should have probably leaned hard on Baghdad to share power with Sunni communities and to put more national effort into creating a capable army with loyal participation from all communities.
The authors would like to thank the families for their loyal participation in this study and the midwives for their support.
Royce employs his familiar dialectical method to make his case for religious insight through participation in the loyal community, the "invisible church" guided by a divine spirit and devoted to the highest ideals of goodness.
The band also makes each of its sporadic live concerts a club-size spectacle, posing like rock stars amid staging that might involve face paint, fantasy contraptions and audience participation from their maniacally loyal fans.
On this front, LaHive notes that the bigger customers can push their own agendas using Belly, like prompting customers to like the brand on Facebook, for example, target loyal customers for reviews, push Apple PassBook participation, and more.
In an edict of August 9, the Emperor reassured loyal Mongol officers of Baoding that Mongol participation in Cao's rebellion did not mean persecution for them.
In Iraq, Islamic State's summer offensive was possible only because of the active participation of groups including men once loyal to Saddam Hussein.
In Russia today, there is no concept of a loyal opposition, no separation of powers, no mass participation in political life and a news media that is far from free.
The move ensures prepaid voter participation and an esprit de corps among the loyal.
In this sense, as each candidate seeks to incrementally increase margins of support among key constituencies and to intensify participation not only among "pure" independents but also among loyal voting blocs, Obama and Romney face the same problem.
Had the bullet hit the bone or was it just a flesh wound?" Nobody at Yemen's judo foundation had any idea about Khousrof's daily participation in the running street battles between protesters and forces loyal to the regime.
