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61. Knights owe their allegiance directly to their lord: the Elector Count of their province.

62. She weighed the advantages of telling him about Nuadu and the terrible crimson mask against the matter of his allegiance.

63. The government, however, did not thereby gain the allegiance of the higher social groups to the Republic.

64. For the bureaucracy, allegiance to the Emperor came before democratic representation.

65. Timman unleashed some tactics and the watching grandmasters switched their allegiance.

66. But it is not only Marxists who argue that bureaucracies may owe their primary allegiance to a particular class.

67. Men, it is often said, give their allegiance not to the government of the day but to the state.

68. Why invest allegiance in a sport that in seven months is expected to embark on another work stoppage?

69. Their task was to take oaths of allegiance from the various semi-independent cities, and to encourage resistance to Milan.

70. The old pull of party allegiance, support for your party through thick and thin, is fading.

71. On the following day he apologized for his actions and pledged his allegiance to the government.

72. Prince Charles could never have dreamed of this twist to his call for respectful allegiance to the past.

73. These might include songs, chants, or activities that express allegiance to political leaders or symbols.

74. Again,[www.Sentencedict.com] a substantial withdrawal of allegiance from Aethelred must have occurred.

75. But they adopted it in the first place because Labour's lurch to the left drove them away from their old allegiance.

76. Some employers tried to make potential participants swear allegiance to heterosexuality before they would pay their conference fee.

77. We can maintain with relative certainty that at least some of the mummies owed obedience if not allegiance to the Xiongnu shanyu.

78. If Nietzsche was to come to terms with a specialized academic career, his need of a compensatory allegiance was extreme.

79. It was difficult on everybody and there was an allegiance to Jef, but Steve had his own compelling aura.

80. Feeley, who had not seen the inside of a church in over thirty years, started reciting the pledge of allegiance.

81. This seems a clear example of his allegiance to popular dissent against the Church and social elite who supported the Restoration.

82. Around my area, 50,000 men follow freemasonry and each has sworn to give his utmost allegiance to the Craft. 4.

83. Anything is possible, because the political allegiance of Jennifer and her ilk is up for grabs.

84. With his hand on his heart and tears spilling down his cheeks, Charles Prince pledged his allegiance to the flag.

85. This adventure climbing - so fragile, so uncertain - can it continue to claim our allegiance?

86. The press today lives alongside the power of television and competes with it for allegiance and influence.

87. Does a state law that requires the daily recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance violate the establishment clause?

88. Moreover, whatever their political allegiance, they in fact did their country a favour by keeping the vanguard tradition alive.

89. These powerful voices have far more allegiance to right-wing causes then they do to Republican leaders.

90. More important, the relation between class location and political allegiance is not linear and unproblematical.