Sentences with phrase «about disloyalty»

It's not about disloyalty, it's a disagreement on substance and national security.

«They want this to be about disloyalty.

Not exact matches

For years they had preached about the fundamental rights of men, that governments were the result of a compact, that disloyalty to the compact or its laws called for adjustment, and that all people were responsible to the laws of God.

Speaking of loyalty in professional football, many people have different opinions about it but I am not here to lecture anyone on loyalty or disloyalty... I am pretty sure that many of us will agree that Arsene Wenger is one of the most loyal managers in the world as he is loyal to a fault, in fact, many believe that his loyalty has caused more harm than good to the club....

Talk to your tween about how disloyalty affects everyone.

«A tragic conflict of disloyalties,» wrote the Guardian's Marina Hyde of his about - face.

Indeed, as Obama's remark about ingratiating himself with «whites» by mentioning his «white» mother indicates, it can feel wrong - a disloyalty or insult to other «blacks» - to try to deny this categorisation.

The plotting against Neil Kinnock became so public that David Hare wrote an entire play about it, «Absence of War», which included a scene in which the Kinnock character physically assaults an aide who has been exposed for his disloyalty.

Many of my fellow hacks will be sniffing around this weekend for stories about Tory splits, disloyalty, and panic.

But while there may be a new definition of brand value, «it's not a disloyalty,» says Jeff Fromm, president of FutureCast, which provides marketing insights and research about millennials.

A lingering sense of disloyalty, questions around why the move didn't work out or simply concerns about the perception of an unimaginative recruitment strategy, can put many businesses off hiring returning staff.