Appointment within the bureaucracy was based upon family rank, and officials were loyal primarily to the feudal lord.
All these have much higher prize funds than Hastings, which relies primarily on the loyal support, which continues despite budget cuts, of its Borough Council.
Mr. Steel, for his part, said the agency would "need to make sure the people already there stay loyal," primarily by "making them feel smart about choosing Silk".
Where the archbishop is right is when he suggests that a one-sided, narrow-focused identity politics can divide people; fragmenting society into separate and often competing identities, values and traditions, each loyal primarily to themselves and with little interest in the wider public good.
But there remains a crucial issue: attracting the next generation of fans, adding to the existing loyal base — primarily older, rural white men — people who are younger, urban and multicultural.
Since it first appeared in 1996, it has developed a tenderly loyal cult following, primarily among the under-25s.
Although Franny's, in Prospect Heights, is primarily a pizza place, a loyal set of its customers -- about 10percentt, Ms. Stephens estimated -- come just to eat the appetizers.
They want a loyal and engaged audience primarily in the UK, and that is what we are continuing to develop," said the Trinity Mirror group director of digital publishing, David Black.
Arguably, the test of loyalty is conduct rather than intensity of feeling, primarily a certain "stickingness" or perseverance the loyal person acts for or stays with or remains committed to the object of loyalty even when it is likely to be disadvantageous or costly to the loyal person to do so.
Zell, a native Chicagoan who amassed his fortune primarily through real estate, is considerably more loyal to property than propriety, at least as defined by longtime Cubs fans.
