Sentence examples for which loyal from inspiring English sources

Confiscated property of "alien enemies" would be sold and the proceeds paid into a fund, administered by the Treasury Department, from which "loyal Confederates" could make indemnity claims.

The same fear underpins the ANC's system of "cadre deployment", under which loyal party members are given plum posts and critical ones sacked.

But this cannot be a merely cosmetic exercise, in which loyal northerners are brought in merely in order to doff their caps to Cameron and Osborne.

And following a suggestion from Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton, Lincoln authorized a system in which loyal owners who allowed their slaves to enlist might receive "just compensation".

When the Federalists lost control of Congress and the presidency in 1800, they used the lame-duck Congressional session of 1801 to adopt a Judiciary Act creating a new raft of judgeships to which loyal partisans were hastily appointed and confirmed.

In this predominantly Korean and Japanese dormitory town, residents last week were split over whether to accept Christie's lengthy mea culpa and view the dismissal of three senior aides as a show of leadership or a display of weakness in which loyal aides are made to accept blame.

In 1528 Andrea Doria initiated a constitutional reform by which nobles loyal to him gained power.

The Silver Jubilees of Victoria and George V were imperial pageants to which reverentially loyal Britons flocked.

But Mr Mobutu bought off some opposition parties and created scores of new ones which were loyal to him.

Posters from some boards – many of which have loyal, almost tribal user-bases – called for other boards to be closed.

Ria Novosti, a state-news agency, which sheltered loyal but liberal-minded journalists, was purged and turned into a blunt propaganda instrument.