But my mother, in the only act of disloyalty I can ever recall, declared the performance of this aspiring thespian to be vastly superior to my own.

BBC: Birmingham town hall

The initial plan was to bar Mr Livingstone, a former leader of the Greater London Council, from standing in the party's primary on the ground of disloyalty.

ECONOMIST: London��s mayor

The local party members had expressed discontent with Dr Marek amid claims of "disloyalty" over the AM's criticism of the Labour-run Wrexham council.

BBC: Marek to stand as independent

Besides, other VCs say, they don't want to sell too soon if that would signal disloyalty to the entrepreneur.

FORBES: In the Lurch

To avoid any suggestion of disloyalty to the Gandhi family (which could have been fatal), Mr Kesri despatched his ultimatum.

ECONOMIST: India

It was no accident that the people who came under most intense scrutiny thanks to Rich Armitage's disloyalty were presidential advisor Karl Rove and the Vice President's then-chief of staff, Lewis "Scooter" Libby.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: The disloyalists

Soon after, a scathing letter appeared on the Cavaliers official website slamming James for his disloyalty.

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The role wasn't a complete sinecure: the ruling warlord, Tokugawa Ieyasu, ordered the seppuku, or ritual suicide, of one of Koetsu's circle, the tea master Furuta Oribe, for some real or imagined disloyalty.

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In the past, governments believed that the desire to belong to more than one nation was an expression of disloyalty.

BBC: The equation of dual citizenship

The Vatican newspaper L'Osservatore Romano made the announcement together with an official admission that there have been "grave acts of disloyalty" .

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