Sentence examples for without loyalty from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lieberman's last election campaign included the slogans "No citizenship without loyalty," and "Only Lieberman understands Arabic".

Mr. Gingrich, for example, often flew on private planes, while Mr. Pawlenty took commercial flights, without loyalty to a specific airline.

Much of the convention's rhetoric, they agreed, seemed specifically focused upon attracting independent voters like themselves without loyalty to any party.

EVEN without loyalty coupons, the price of replacing all the coils on the potentially affected cars in the United States could be $83 million, according to an analysis by Automotive News, an industry trade weekly.

E-travel agents are still selling those brands, but at the same prices available everywhere else, and often without loyalty program benefits that accrue to customers of the hotels' own sites.

Putting aside (if one can) Trump and his purposes, every President needs his staff, his Cabinet, and — to a reasonable extent — his party to stand by and stick with him, for an obvious reason: without loyalty to the President and his agenda, an Administration lacks a center of gravity.

Despite the fact that, as he wrote in his autobiography, A Man Without Loyalties (2003), Walker then "knew no academic criminology", he was bold enough to apply – to the great future benefit of the discipline.

It is hard to imagine Hamilton without his loyalty, leadership, passion, determination and competitive spirit.

"You can buy something with cash and without a loyalty card and it probably will not end up in a record," he says.

Their dukes were Carolingian counts, part of the international "imperial aristocracy" of the Carolingians, who organized defense on a local basis without questioning loyalty to the Carolingians.

Arguably, only someone who came in from outside – fresh and without residual loyalty – would have been able to challenge the chief executive's organisational stranglehold at Kids Company.