Sentence examples for test loyalty from inspiring English sources

IPhone will test loyalty of cellular customers [Computerworld via Macworld UK].

The unanimous decision gave Ruiz the World Boxing Association title, made him the first Latino heavyweight champion and promised to renew feuds and test loyalties as promoters search for a unification bout with Lennox Lewis.

But circumstances can conspire to test loyalties.

His is a litmus-test loyalty.

"If we're not going to thoroughly discuss what it means to have a president with this ongoing investigation happening, who is now going to interview Supreme Court justices, and potentially continue with his tradition of doing litmus tests, loyalty tests, for that person, we could be participating in a process that could undermine that criminal investigation," Booker said.

Testing Loyalties In this latest offensive against insurgents, Mr. Maliki has been pushing to lessen Kurdish military influence here, and that is testing loyalties at a delicate time.

· Tuesday, 9pm, BBC1 Film Road To Perdition Sam Mendes' tale of the tested loyalties of a gun-for-hire casts against type (Tom Hanks as a hitman, Paul Newman as a mob boss, disfigured Jude Law) but the drama only benefits.

Unlike the Replacements, Mr. Westerberg doesn't test fans' loyalty.

"The crisis became a good test of loyalty," he explained.

These reforms will test the loyalty of his deputies.

It can also test their loyalty to the organization.