Whether the choices Americans make are good or bad, the choices are theirs to make, and they demand fidelity until they make an intervening decision to displace a prior choice.
Paul Krugman encourages Democrats to "make it clear that they support personal virtue, that they value fidelity, responsibility, honesty and faith".
It well might, for it is a feature of religious tenets (at least with respect to some religions) that they demand fidelity to their commands not merely on holidays or in houses of worship, but at all times and in all places.
Though silvertip sharks are quite mobile, they exhibit fidelity to certain areas and there are reports of territorial behavior.
They pledge fidelity to the principles of the framers, yet their religiously inspired policies are often at odds with any plausible reading of the Constitution's text.
They are high fidelity because they represent the core functionality of the product's user interface' ([37], p. 78).
That, he said, is, "Fidelity, fidelity, fidelity".
In their first utterances, in which they praise the fidelity of their girlfriends, they tease out the conflicting emotions in the music rather than filling Mozart's lines with the typical bluster.
They believe in fidelity to the text of the Constitution, but they also think you have to look at what is going on around you and not just ignore real life".
They might not differ in their translation values but they affect expression fidelity at both transcription and translation.
