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.

This show of loyalty restores her position in the society.

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

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

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

It can promote group solidarity.

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

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

And so could a sense of humor.

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

A national sports policy can be conducive to good results.

The primary goal of bioinformatics is to increase the understanding of biological processes.

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.

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

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.

It had simply been too successful to remain a force for change.

But the absence of a peace process could encourage its return.

That, too, would encourage more repatriation of overseas earnings.

Desiring to contribute to the development of international law in this field,

These conditions also may contribute to premature birth.

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

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.

There are particular circumstances that may encourage this electoral response.

The Internet can foster more demagoguery than sober analysis.

attracting high technology firms from the developed countries to invest in the developing countries

Trading platforms are being improved to allow more complex trading.

Indeed, certain aspects of the host country environment may contribute to radicalization.

It is easy to vote against Mynamar's government, but it is harder to foster political change.

Such proposals might spur further reform of the UN itself.

Child survival rates would rise, reinforcing lower fertility rates.

Already, some Chinese suspect the US of seeking an independent Taiwan as an unsinkable aircraft carrier for use against a future Chinese enemy. They are wrong, but such suspicions can feed a climate of enmity.

There is also scope for institutional reform to promote greater financial stability.

They are wrong, but such suspicions can feed a climate of enmity.

Juridical procedures similar to our case are going to be instrumental in this.

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.

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.