Sentence examples for population loyalty from inspiring English sources

Religion plays an important aspect in Medieval: Total War, with religious differences between the Catholic, Orthodox and Muslim factions affecting diplomacy and population loyalty.

On the contrary, lower energy prices will undermine the stability of the Persian Gulf monarchies, whose hefty oil revenues have allowed them to win their populations' loyalties through patronage and a lack of taxation.

With only eight months of allegiance to the Confederacy – and much of its population maintaining loyalty to the Union — Tennessee seemed the perfect state to employ the "individual traitor" descriptor of secession.

For one thing, even as conservative areas have lost population, party loyalty has waned, making voting behavior harder to predict.

Despite all the quirky anachronisms, the House of Windsor seems to have modernized its image just enough to maintain the population's loyalty, Ms. Jasanoff said.

From the outset, Aleppo's population, its loyalties split, was stuck between forces.

The Sunni leaders in Saudi Arabia and Bahrain accuse their Shiite populations of loyalty to Iran, a charge rejected by Shiites who say it is intended to stoke sectarian tensions and justify opposition to democracy.

What was crucially missing for a counter-insurgency program to work, as Lansdale pointed out, was a government to which the population could feel loyalty.

Charlemagne sought to establish a personal bond with the entire free population through oaths of loyalty.

Therefore, marketers should design products that better satisfy this population group and create loyalty to the product through enhancing affect connections.

"According to research it is clear that the UK Muslim population are conflicted in their loyalties between loyalty to the UK, its way of life and its institutions and what elements within their organised faith are telling them.