Sentence examples for perceived loyalty from inspiring English sources

Other research suggests that fatherhood is valued by employers because of the perceived loyalty it may bring.

What distorts the President's judgment, Avenatti says, is "a misconception as to the importance of loyalty, or perceived loyalty".

Back in March, the media had a great deal of fun with a leaked list put together by a Corbyn staffer that categorised Labour MPs according to their perceived loyalty to the leadership.

"It does seem that maybe ideology or perceived loyalty to a particular set of values is being valued more highly than experience running an agency, or organizational skills, or experience with refugees," one immigration lawyer told the Daily Beast after Lloyd was officially tapped.

But by all accounts the bulk of it was hijacked by the state to keep the Party élite and especially the military fed and faithful, and what remained for the masses tended to be reserved for urban centers and handed out or withheld as a reward or punishment for individual recipients' perceived loyalty to the regime.

His lack of in-depth financial expertise and perceived loyalty to Lewis (who has been a director since 1998) make his tenure at the top tentative at best.

Shas could represent an alternative to Labor, and could help Mr. Sharon with Israeli settlers torn between their perceived loyalties to religion and Israel.

Kim and Xi have re-scrambled the perceived loyalties and suspicions that will shape any potential encounter between North Korea and the United States at the negotiating table or on the battlefield.

In this era of instantaneously shifting loyalties, any perceived allegiance to Mr. Bo could prove disastrous.

Our conceptual models focus on the relationships between perceived quality, loyalty and satisfaction.

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