Sentence examples for politically loyal from inspiring English sources

Mitridate's other son, politically loyal, also has designs on his stepmother-to-be.

"The vast majority of the justices are not only politically loyal, but very strongly connected to the Fidesz party," says Csaba Tordai, a constitutional lawyer.

The president instead chose a politically loyal Justice Department official, L. Patrick Gray III, who later followed orders from the White House to destroy documents in the case.

Needed is a director less ego-driven than J. Edgar Hoover, less politically loyal than L. Patrick Gray and less bureaucratically naïve than William Sessions.

James Hoare, a North Korean specialist at Soas University of London and former British chargé d'affaires in Pyongyang, said the waitresses, who are recruited partly because they are from politically loyal families, live in compounds near the premises.

Today few top-flight attorneys choose to participate in the undignified clubhouse process, and even fewer wind up making it to the local bench, slots that party leaders tend to reserve for the politically loyal or the reliably grateful.

But from the beginning he was politically shrewd, loyal to the ANC and mastering new communications, including television - which had not existed in South Africa when he began his sentence.

Saudi Arabia created in Yemen a strong Wahhabi current that was politically and ideologically loyal to the ruling al-Saud.

Helen Mort's Division Street (Chatto & Windus) is an excellent first poetry collection – lucid, intelligent, politically aware, and loyal to the northern landscapes that inspired it.

Politically, by gathering loyal paladins around him and creating the so-called "power-vertical" - a structure that works strictly top-down and is executed with an iron fist.

Rangel is the last of the tight-knit, intensely loyal, and politically savvy "Gang of Four", which has controlled Harlem politics since the 1970s, to still be in elected office.