By definition, we belong to multiple "tribes" within the medical center, and so must express multiple loyalties.
He traces the development of the Palestinians' identity to the late Ottoman area, "when they had multiple loyalties to their religion, the Ottoman state, the Arabic language, and the emerging identity of Arabism, as well as their country and local and familial foci".
Some of the players have multiple loyalties; they're more like double agents than investors.
As Mr. Mearsheimer explained: "People are allowed to have multiple loyalties.
As she prepares to evaluate five great cities, Nawal el-Moutawakel has multiple roles, multiple loyalties, multiple obstacles, but she looks like she can handle them.
An assassination or natural disaster can unite strangers, but multiple loyalties inherent in an election can complicate things.
Philip spends the war years struggling with multiple loyalties, particularly the allegiance he feels toward Endo — a bond so intense it borders on the erotic.
Inside the blue Cubs jacket is a swatch of striped uniform, after 15 years of working for George Steinbrenner, but it is all right for a baseball man to have multiple loyalties.
The excruciating question that Jewish Republicans faced — should they vote for a man who was good for the country, even if they thought he was bad for the Jews — prefigured a central conundrum of Jewish politics, the question of multiple loyalties.
Ironically, Passbook was promoted as an app that could simplify your life and allow you to forgo carrying multiple loyalty cards in your wallet.
