Sentence examples for loyalty clause from inspiring English sources
Bloch's ruling, dated Jan . 17 rejected a grievance the N.F.L. Players Association filed in July challenging the loyalty clause.
The pro-Israel lobby would of course hotly deny that signing a "loyalty to Israel" clause is a prerequisite for obtaining major architectural commissions in New York.
He showed unconditional loyalty to Rome, and his position in Africa was strengthened by a clause in the peace treaty of 201 between Rome and Carthage prohibiting the latter from going to war even in self-defense without Roman permission.
He explains: "A contract will include a basic salary, signing-on fees, loyalty fees, objectives based on games, sub-agreements for image rights and any clauses you may wish to negotiate".
My bottom line is the clause's underlying concern is to prevent government officials from having divided loyalties, so it should be interpreted broadly.
Like Oh, they were kept from playing in the United States by a restrictive reserve clause that bound players to their Japanese teams, even after their contracts expired, and by the quaint notion of loyalty.
(The clause modifies play).
