Sentence examples for maintaining loyalty from inspiring English sources

Richardson was committed to upholding the law, not maintaining loyalty to the president.

The more practical politician Rieger, who found support among some Bohemian aristocrats, decided to emphasize the historical rights while maintaining loyalty to the Habsburg monarchy.

Although businesses privately support him, because temporary employees suit their interests, government officials worry that he is undermining traditional Japanese labour practices that, they believe, serve the country well by maintaining loyalty and equality.

A pious practicing Muslim himself, Gül seemed ideally placed to represent the mass of conservative Turks who practiced Islam while maintaining loyalty to the secular republic and remaining open to the outside world in their outlook.

With only eight months of allegiance to the Confederacy – and much of its population maintaining loyalty to the Union — Tennessee seemed the perfect state to employ the "individual traitor" descriptor of secession.

Imbued with a deep professionalism, he operated at his own pace, painstakingly planning the installations and catalogs he was noted for and maintaining loyalty to his artists even when their markets had declined.

This helps maintain loyalty in a group obsessed about "spies".

Early adopters could benefit considerably, allowing companies to rapidly add and maintain loyalty partnerships without adding complexity to their programs.

A new Harvard study claims that the tobacco industry in recent years has manipulated menthol levels in cigarettes to hook youngsters and maintain loyalty among smoking adults.

The booming market is aimed at enticing those living in countries where handguns are no longer legal to maintain loyalty to their favourite brand.

The real question is how to maintain loyalty to those people and simultaneously a loyalty to be a critic, to be somebody who will transgress to break down something — don't leave the world the same way you found it.