Sentence examples for profess loyalty from inspiring English sources

They profess loyalty to China, and are registered with the government.

The security services seem more concerned by leftist groups than rightist ones (some of which profess loyalty to the Kremlin).

It frequently arrests religious leaders who defy the ban, including priests who profess loyalty to the pope.

The Syrian government demanded that Hamas profess loyalty to it, but Hamas, which considers itself a popular movement, has demurred, threatening its Syrian ties.

Few Dagestanis hesitate to profess loyalty to Moscow.So why is an insurgency that aims to put in place a caliphate growing fast?

Many people said they saw no end to the conflict between the military and its Islamist opponents, and no place for those who did not profess loyalty to either one.

Even some critics of the president or government still profess loyalty to the army as a symbol of the country, one regularly honored on national holidays and heroically portrayed in classic movies about past wars with Israel.

While investors are fleeing, pushing her stock to a new low yesterday, many business partners and customers continue to profess loyalty to the chief executive, even as they are handling her with more caution then before.

Although some Haqqani leaders now profess loyalty to Mullah Omar and probably continue to harbor members of Al Qaeda, this is most likely a manifestation of the tradition of sanctuary and the Afghan tribal dictum that "the enemy of my enemy is my friend".

11.51am: Hutton is on BBC News and he's professing loyalty quite zealously.

Professing loyalty to the democratic system, he called for recognition of the German minority as an autonomous body.