Sentence examples for personal oath from inspiring English sources

"I give you this personal oath," the governor said.

Gov. David Paterson gave New Yorkers his "personal oath" on Friday that he had never abused his office.

Much of the session, which began at 9 30 a.m., was taken up with each man walking to the front table for the personal oath.

Shortly after regaining his freedom, he is believed to have sworn the bayat, the personal oath of fealty, to Bin Laden.

In the most dramatic moment, the governor raised his right hand and offered what he called a "personal oath," stressing that he had not abused his power in his response to the domestic violence case.

After the war, and a struggle to get British nationality, Ralph made his way one afternoon up to Highgate cemetery where, standing with a raised fist salute at Marx's grave, he made a personal oath "to be faithful to the worker's cause".

Carolingian government had always worked better when strengthened by private relationships of a political and military nature; for example, counts relied on their vassals more than on other subordinates to do their bidding, for vassals had sworn personal oaths of loyalty to them.

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He was referring to the oath of personal obedience that Kurt had sworn to the Commander-in-Chief.

Of more personal concern, despite his oath of loyalty to the new monarch, his position had become precarious because of his family ties with the ousted Bourbon king.

People who are serving foreign powers -- or in this case, foreign terrorists -- are clearly in violation, in my personal opinion, of that oath which they swore when they became citizens".