Ian Sinclair London So Jeremy Corbyn has sacked someone on the grounds of disloyalty.
In that instance, 50 Cent had used an interview with Funkmaster Flex to declare that he was cutting a rapper named Jayceon (the Game) Taylor from his G-Unit crew, on the ground of disloyalty.
Ms. Nelson sued on grounds of sex discrimination.
It is said that he had one of his clerks crushed to death, on suspicion of disloyalty.
He recaptured Savoy from the Sardinians in the autumn of 1793, but in November the Jacobin regime in Paris imprisoned him on suspicion of disloyalty.
He was too busy maintaining law and order from his post at Fort McHenry in Maryland, where, just weeks after missing the hymn committee's first round of judging, he imprisoned Baltimore editor Frank Key Howard on charges of disloyalty.
Morton even had some members of the body arrested or detained on suspicions of disloyalty.
Most of the opposition dissipated when the United States officially declared war against Germany in April 1917, but some teachers lost their jobs on suspicion of disloyalty, and public schools could no longer teach in German.
Throughout the day, Mr. Cameron's aides telephoned Conservative members who oppose membership in the union, the so-called Euroskeptics, warning that the party would look unkindly on any signs of disloyalty.
Yameen has acted quickly to crack down on those suspected of disloyalty, with Vice President Ahmed Adeeb arrested in connection with the explosion, and several suspects have been deported to the Maldives from Malaysia and Sri Lanka.
