These children, as I reported in The Journal of the American Academy of Child Psychiatry in 1981, chose to be mute in public to maintain allegiance with their absent mothers.
The Meiji government dispatched study commissions and students to Europe and to the United States, and the so-called Westernizers defeated the conservatives who tried in vain to maintain allegiance to traditional learning.
Apple is great at co-opting concepts and tweaking them to maintain allegiance to their products.
It's simple: maintain allegiance to your favorite team.
There is no need, then, to maintain allegiance with the current president.
Because IDT superficially appears consistent with both the scientific and religious worldviews, a wide range of individuals (e.g., science teachers, university students, religious believers) may feel they can support IDT and maintain allegiance to their science-educated and/or religious communities.
Through it all, Romanowski's supporters have maintained their allegiance.
As Ferlinghetti built his bookstore into a fixture in the literary world, he maintained his allegiance to the baseball Giants through their many down seasons.
Randall Stross's "The Microsoft Way" (1996) offered a formula that was strikingly similar to Schmidt and Rosenberg's: "Gates recruited smart people, put them to work on a campus well suited for intense concentration, and maintained their allegiance with stock options whose value made millionaires of mere foot soldiers in the product-development groups.
Since those days, I've still maintained my allegiance to calling sauce what it is...sauce...sauce
