Sentence examples for ties of loyalty from inspiring English sources

The four major commanders at the Battle of Mill Springs each reveal complex ties of loyalty, region and ethnicity.

All the sisters, in particular, had stronger ties of loyalty to one another than to their husbands.

Mandela's death and the 20th anniversary of the end of apartheid could as easily free voters from their ties of loyalty to the ANC as bind them tighter.

But their fiat does not reach down to the branches, where ties of loyalty (and corruption) bind local managers to local officials and businessmen.

Immigrant groups may have strong links with producing countries; they speak languages the police rarely understand; they have close ties of loyalty to each other.

Pushtun ethnic kinship, along with ties of loyalty and patronage forged over the years, has made the Taliban and other extremist factions, such as the Haqqani network, seem Pakistan's natural allies in Afghanistan.

"They're not bound by such ties of party loyalty to Hillary Clinton". In current polling, McCain and former New York mayor Rudolph Giuliani are in a statistical dead heat in the state, while Clinton leads Obama.

Such callousness discredits him: didn't the ties of friendship and loyalty oblige Bond to care?

And he came close to cutting his ties of friendship and loyalty with Rebekah Brooks, the embattled chief executive of News International and former editor of the News of the World, the Sunday tabloid at the centre of the storm which is to be closed this weekend for good.

It was a calculated gamble which ran the risk of alienating his players, but by this point they have established strong enough ties of trust, respect and loyalty with Malone that they understood he was only challenging them to dig deeper and bring out their best.

But his past ties to the old Socialist Party, and years of loyalty to Mr. Craxi, were disturbing to some within the coalition.