The New Frontiers of Loyalty

The New Economy of Fealty

That allegiance is misplaced.

They must make a written oath of service to comply with all the requirements of the position.

In the past, the Saharan people had always shown loyalty to the King of Morocco.

Yet no one thought much about it when American presidents of different faiths swore their oath of office to God and country.

According to Muslim law, ties of loyalty formalized the sovereignty of the State.

The recognition of an exit possibility reverses that basic process of forging bonds of loyalty.

Upon taking office, she swore allegiance not only to the constitution, but to Him (Kirchner) as well.

Most of these parties are led by political dynasties that prize loyalty over merit.

All citizens of Israel, whether Jews or Arabs, would be required to pledge an oath of allegiance to retain citizenship.

Recent trends in globalization and the dynamics of conflicts had shown that allegiance might lie elsewhere than in the State of nationality.

As a result of the religious instruction, Pia often experienced conflicts of loyalty between her home and her school.

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Loyalty, rather than merit, drove key appointments, making policy management even more difficult.

Local working class boys played for local clubs that inspired fierce loyalty among fans.

Having now sworn allegiance to Daeish ,Ould Mohamed Khayrou also created Gao, a Judicial Council for Sharia Law.

However, with darkness arises a flicker of hope and belief in a better tomorrow.

In 1654, Khmelnytsky signed the Treaty of Pereyaslav, forming a military and political alliance with Russia that acknowledged loyalty to the tsar.

May we find the strength and the conviction to do what is right.

On 18 January, the Danish king issued a letter to the Norwegian people, releasing them from their fealty to him.

3.3 Against her parents' will, Guro found herself in a situation where a conflict of loyalties arose between school and home.

And the secrets of the hearts exposed ,

And all what lies in the breasts is opened

and that which is in the breasts is brought out

And there shall be brounht to light that which is in the breasts ?

And that which is in the breasts ( of men ) shall be made known .

And the contents of the hearts are obtained .

and the secrets of the hearts are laid bare ( and examined ) ?

And the secrets of the breasts are made known ,

and what is concealed in the breasts is divulged ,

and that which is in the chest is brought out ,

And that within the breasts is obtained ,

and all that is in the hearts is made public ,

And what is in the breasts is made apparent ?

And the hearts ' contents shall be brought into the open ?

And that which is ( locked up ) in ( human ) breasts is made manifest

The recognition of an exit possibility reverses that basic process of forging bonds of loyalty. Some other attraction may appear.

They want to see their institutions and values mirrored and replicated in their neighbors a dynamic that builds loyalty.

In furtherance of his re alignment, Musharraf sent the Pakistani army into the tribal areas bordering Afghanistan for the first time since Pakistan s independence.

The boy was expected to request the relationship, which was seen as a method to pass on knowledge and maintain loyalty on the battlefield.

To forestall a Persian capture of Baghdad, Hafız Ahmed quickly restored relations with Bakr, who returned to Ottoman allegiance.

The authorities' evaluation of whether there are grounds for an application for exemption imposes on the children a conflict of loyalties between the school and the parents.

In each country, China is nurturing special military and commercial relations intended to promote loyalty to Chinese interests.

Even the US Department of Justice has stated categorically that most of the FSA adhere to Al Qaeda s ideology.