The New Frontiers of Loyalty

Again, the Republicans here, this shouldn't be partisan.

It's not my place to question Tom's loyalty.

It isn't my place to question Tom's loyalty.

New types of loyalty and association are challenging the state s traditional role.

MO We're recommending to our clients a buy and hold strategy.

As a result, the creation of saints is becoming an important way of retaining the faithful.

The natural resources are therefore not only a target of corruption but also an instrument of holding power.

Corrupt regimes, through intimidation and bribery, insisted on the loyalty of the bureaucracy, police, and armed services.

This show of loyalty restores her position in the society.

This is partly due to the fragmentation of allegiances and political divisions within the British Kashmiri community.

In exchange for economic support, the Kremlin will demand political loyalty.

Miraculously, as we asked these questions and started giving attention higher up the pyramid, what we found is we created more loyalty.

The president deserves everyone's respect, he deserves our loyality, he deserves our support.

This will require infrastructure development, as well as reliable systems for procuring supplies, maintaining equipment, and training and retaining personnel.

Today, one gets the impression that every third Russian is wearing the Ribbon of Saint George, an orange and black symbol of patriotism and loyalty to the Kremlin.

But investors also know that other factors may offset the advantages of risk retention in specific cases.

Putin chose Medvedev carefully, and not only for his unquestionable loyalty, vitally important as that is.

Yes, Afghans live in a shifting pattern of loyalty to Kabul, but this unity has historically been only episodic, with frequent periods of fragmentation as well.

Establish ground rules and deal breakers and stick to the criteria that we set for ourselves.

At first sight it seems unreasonable, indeed irresponsible, to undermine the all too difficult task of collecting taxes by taking away the device of automatic withholding.

Moreover, Putin has never made a mistake about the loyalty of the people he promotes.

Their families were forced back home last August and are held as hostages to ensure continued loyalty.

The so called Sputnik shock convinced America and the West of the need for radical reform of science education, particularly recruitment, training, and retention of teachers.

Ensuring high quality output and local consumers loyalty requires keeping their workforces happy and maintaining a positive public image.

Summoned back to Bucharest two days later, Stanculescu apparently had second thoughts about his loyalty to the dictator.

The dark skinned Zakaria, a naturalized American from India with a Ph.D. from Harvard, felt compelled to affirm his loyalty for America twice. It is hard to imagine Hannity demanding such a public affirmation of loyalty from anyone with white skin.

It is hard to imagine Hannity demanding such a public affirmation of loyalty from anyone with white skin.

There's no risk involved in it whatsoever, but quite a bit of shoring up of customer loyalty.

The Stability and Growth Pact is designed to block that temptation by keeping budget deficits below 3 of GDP. But the Pact is already straining, and today's serial violations may appear mild when the baby boom generation begins to retire and public pension and health liabilities become cash demands.

The Stability and Growth Pact is designed to block that temptation by keeping budget deficits below 3 of GDP.

An imperial order in 1890 outlined the objectives of education the Confucian concepts of loyalty, obedience, and filial piety were to be transferred from the family to the nation.

Instead there is a kind of paralysis born of a mix of loyalty, fear, and indoctrination as they grudgingly wait for Castro to expire.

This process will probably carry the cost of prolonging the emergence of a single European political loyalty (if one ever does emerge).

After holding Moro for 54 days, the Brigades realized that the Government would not negotiate and, fearful of being discovered, decided to kill their prisoner.

Whether it involved absolute loyalty or murderous rivalry, traditional politics was rarely divorced from personal passion.

Similarly, after some theological debate, British Muslims have widely accepted that they owe unreserved loyalty to Britain.

But the process points to a continuation of the tradition whereby most ministers are appointed on the basis of their loyalty to the Gandhi family rather than their merit and accomplishments.

Other loyalties are based on other kindred identities not just religious or ethnic, but based on shared commercial, political, or other interests.

They remain at the service of socio economic systems in which personal relationships matter more than qualifications and skill, in which positions are doled out on the basis of loyalty, not merit.

Instead, the money was doled out to municipalities based on political loyalty, so poverty fell by only 3 .

As a consequence, German Chancellors usually preside over coalition governments, and their effective authority is based on the loyalty of the party forces they command within such political alliances.

Time and again, when mass street protest has been sustained for more than a week or two, a regime even one that has begun beating and arresting protesters eventually finds it practically and psychologically difficult to sustain its hold.

One perception that remains, however, is that the livelihood of individuals in the public sector depends on their continued loyalty to past associations.

The barycenter being both the center of mass and center of rotation of the three body system, this resultant force is exactly that required to keep the smaller body at the Lagrange point in orbital equilibrium with the other two larger bodies of system.