"secure loyalty" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of gaining or maintaining someone's loyalty, trust, or support. Example: The company's successful marketing campaign helped to secure loyalty from its customers, leading to increased sales and profits.
Resentment over the lavish subsidies paid to Chechnya and other regions in the mostly Muslim North Caucasus to secure loyalty after the war has spawned a movement dedicated to cutting the region off financially.
Whatever else might have changed, though, the reason for conferring honors is probably the same as ever: to secure loyalty and entrench an elite of what Britons call the great and the good.
But he said the new release should secure loyalty to WoW for several years to come.
However, he says that the leader and his aides appear too keen to secure loyalty - ahead of the necessity for a fundamental rethink.
The results suggest that in a priority-setting process it is of importance to have politics on-board at an early stage to secure loyalty to the process, although not necessarily being involved in all details.
Such generous stipends can go far to secure loyalty to top management among those who might otherwise be tempted to take their responsibilities to shareholders seriously.
The triumph of perfidious Albion Reprints Related items Kirgizstan: Another autocrat fallsMar 31st 2005 Azerbaijan: President PinocchioOct 16th 2003 Azerbaijan's succession: Kim Jong-IlhamAug 7th 2003The oil also makes it easier to grease palms and secure loyalties.
But even as Mr. Chávez faces these challenges, analysts here say that he has deftly secured loyalty in the armed forces.
Cash goes a long way in securing loyalty and governance.
The KTAs tried to work in partnership with staff, maintaining good relationships with them, to secure commitment and loyalty to the project.
Beyond the outright financial corruption, there is also political corruption, in which the parties vying for power here look to secure the loyalty of large chunks of the security apparatus, according to Iraqi and Western officials.
