Sentence examples for which is loyal from inspiring English sources
The rallies were organised by the Sadrist Movement, which is loyal to al-Sadr, who has been increasingly strident in his criticism of stalled reforms.
The ruling party, the Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid, which is loyal to General Musharraf, can barely hold its coalition government together.
Now United Russia, which is loyal to the Kremlin, is projected to win its own majority outright for the first time since the collapse of the Soviet Union.
"We are a minority here and we are surrounded all over," said Rifaat Eid, leader of the main political arm of Lebanon's Alawites, the Arab Democratic Party, which is loyal to the Assad regime.
Of the 107 seats in the country's Parliament, known as the Mazhilis, 98 are elected and nine appointed by a council of ethnic minority leaders, which is loyal to the president.
In the letter, Democratic members of Congress expressed concern that Haiti's Provisional Electoral Council had excluded candidates from more than a dozen parties, including the country's largest, Fanmi Lavalas, which is loyal to the exiled former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide.
But Mr Mobutu bought off some opposition parties and created scores of new ones which were loyal to him.
Then, on November 4th, the Ivorian armed forces, which are loyal to President Laurent Gbagbo, launched a series of air raids on the rebel-held north.
Nadr Qolī Beg had an obscure beginning in the Turkish Afshar tribe, which was loyal to the Ṣafavid shahs of Iran.
In the fourteen-twenties, the English, having established control over the north of France, sought to capture Orléans and, from there, launch an assault on the southern half of the country, which was loyal to the French crown.
Along with this, a would-be government of Greece had been set up in March by the EAM National Liberation Frontt), which was a Communist movement controlling a military organization, the ELAS National Popular Liberation Armyy), in opposition to the EDES (Greek Democratic National Army), which was loyal to the British-backed government in exile.
