Sentence examples for that were loyal from inspiring English sources

The indictment describes Mr. Weinbaum, 49, as paying doctors to move their practices near the hospital with the understanding that "much of that money would be passed through to established practices that Alvarado Hospital had targeted for increased referrals, and to established practices that were loyal referrers of patients to Alvarado Hospital".

Fighting in South Sudan broke out in December, when mostly Dinka forces controlled by Kiir clashed with breakaway, predominantly Nuer elements of the army that were loyal to Machar.

The Polish Underground State (, also known as the Polish Secret State) is a collective term for the underground resistance organizations in Poland during World War II, both military and civilian, that were loyal to the Government of the Republic of Poland in exile in London.

'A Loyal Wedding' (Saturday) Yes, that's loyal, not royal.

And as Mr. Lazio walked in, a group that was loyal to Mr. Levy walked out.

The general can now count on an officer corps that is loyal to him and moderate in ideology.

Still, there is a large minority in the neighborhood that is loyal to Arena, like Ana Dinora Pérez, 35.

There is a widespread "underground" church structure in China that is loyal to Rome and thus suspected by the authorities of disloyalty to China.

Qusayr lies on the road between Damascus and the Syrian cities on the Mediterranean coast, the stronghold of the Alawites, the minority sect that is loyal to Assad.

Now that the AARP has abandoned the elderly, it's time for a new organization, one that is loyal to members who are actually retired and need representation.

The soldiers, part of a newly trained army that is loyal to the government of President Hamid Karzai, met no opposition and the city was calm.