Many of the officers promoted under Mr Cubas were said to be loyal to General Oviedo.
Consumers may be loyal to what they buy, and even how they buy it, but not how they pay.
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But authors, playwrights and actors tend to be loyal to their agents, rather than the firms that employ them.
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Agus Wirahadikusumah, who in December had declared that troops should be loyal to the state, not to one general.
If the US wants to win the hearts of the Pakistani nation they have to be loyal to the Pakistani people.
Martinez has also been linked with Real Sociedad, back in Martinez's native Spain, but Jenkins says his manager would be loyal to Swansea in any case.
Customers may be loyal to the referring site rather than to Amazon, and if some other bookseller offers a better deal, the site may transfer its allegiance.
If company engineers and marketers who develop new product ideas can sense that their jobs will eventually be farmed out, why should they be loyal to the company?
The official told CNN that "I think we underestimated" the Saddam Fedayeen, a group of paramilitary fighters said to be loyal to Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's eldest son, Uday.
Influential Conservative commentator Tim Montgomerie replied that he thought this was a controversial thing for a PPS to say, given they are expected to be loyal to the government.
According to a survey conducted by an international organization in 2008, roughly seventy per cent of the colonels and generals in the Afghan Army appeared to be loyal to Khan.
They are not necessarily saying that they are motivated to be productive, but they may be saying that they will be loyal to the company and speak well of it to others.
The study was not designed to evaluate the merits or shortcomings of any individual study, rather it suggests in the aggregate, that researchers seemed to be loyal to the hands that feed them.
The Afghan defense official echoed that concern, saying that there was little vetting of Pashtun recruits, some of whom, he said, were assumed to be loyal to the Taliban or to the Pakistani intelligence services.
Today only a handful of big firms have the sort of board that seems hand-picked to be loyal to the boss, chief among them being News Corporation, says Paul Hodgson of GMI, a corporate-governance ratings firm.
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Well of course he's been very good to the army and the police by giving them land and he's given them various advantages and so to some extent they are bound to be loyal to Mugabe.
It has often been noted how long it took for the Burgess, Maclean, and Philby cases to dislodge the assumption that a certain class of person was more likely to be loyal to his country than the rest.
But she is not on the witness list: as the Republican senators made plain to the managers, it would not be sensible for so many white southern males to be seen interrogating a black woman whose only apparent fault is to be loyal to her boss.
His idea of removing the Galilee from sovereign Israel and attaching it to a Palestinian state in Judea, Samaria and Gaza is based on the Left's bigoted assumption that Israeli Arabs cannot be expected to be loyal to the country or to act as law abiding citizens.
Maybe just this once he should skip his never-ending weekend appearances on the Sunday talk shows and spend some time sitting in the corner thinking about how he has lost touch with reality and what it really means to be loyal to the United States Constitution and the principles for which it stands.
Angelenos tend to be intensely loyal to their own neighbourhoods but indifferent to the surrounding megalopolis.
We prohibit government officials from trading cash for favors because we want our government to be exclusively loyal to the interests of the general public as reflected by our laws and elected officials.
She's proven herself to be a loyal shield to President Bush, and it seems she that would take blows, she would take bullets, she would take bludgeoning to protect him.
If, as is likely, Stalin instinctively judged him to be loyal, that judgment has proved to be sound.
In a recent study by UPS, 81% of respondents admitted they would be more loyal to retailers with a generous return policy.
The protest might have petered out had not snipers in plain clothes, assumed to be security men loyal to Mr Saleh, fired into crowds in the capital on March 18th, killing some 50 people.
According to Afghan and American officials, Karzai decided to remove Bismillah Khan as Army chief over fears that he was packing the middle ranks of the Afghan officer corps with fellow Jamiat officers who might be more loyal to him than to the Afghan state.
"My oligarch" has sworn to be quiet and be loyal - and to share out some of his gains - the latter point being critical.
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Yes, it would be nice to reward loyal fans for doing their best to make the game environment a better place, but how might this be taken advantage of to score free product?
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