Sentences with phrase «of allegiance»

If you do nt want to pray or say grace, or say the pledge of allegiance at home, so be it.

But here, the most effective deterrent is to secure an oath of allegiance from the tribes.

The state is the servant and not the master of the communities of allegiance in which free persons express their identity and solidarity with others.

Calling oneself an atheist is simple a proclamation of a lack of allegiance towards any ideology at all concerning this particular matter.

But it's not the switch of allegiance that left me disappointed in the campaign.

A national mood for change can be powerful, and may not simply express itself in a shift of allegiance from one party to another.

I hear a lot of reference to the god statement in the pledge of allegiance too, wasn't that added in in the 1950s around the start of the cold war?

I find that I can make a more compelling argument against the pledge of allegiance if I base that argument on political beliefs as opposed to my religious beliefs.

Now we need to get that lie off our money and give the pledge of allegiance back to WE the people.

But it's that reminder of allegiance that makes the other flag so profoundly out of place.

In this last session, you'll write your own personal manifesto - a true pledge of allegiance to yourself.

«Because of your allegiance with the Republicans, the budget passed again this year with no Democratic State Senator at the negotiating table.

Or, instead, sign the occasional declaration of allegiance to the regime and attend the odd reeducation camp so that one could go on teaching students real philosophy?

(And not, as others have suggested, because of any sort of allegiance to the Sino - Russo friendship.)

The question of allegiance is a pressing one for the Jesse Jacksons of the black church who must decide who they ultimately represent: the black community, a coalition of ethnic groups, the Democratic Party or a sense of moral right in the universe.

Yes, this will make them God's people, but it will also mean a death of the self, and a radical transfer of allegiance from all systems and claims.

For Notebook editor Daniel Kasman, Ayka is «a bracing dose of the kind of allegiance cinema can have with those for whom simply existing at all is never a simple matter.»

There should be no doubt that this is a title you should play regardless of your allegiances and I reiterate that while the PC may have the upper hand, Dark Souls II is a superb experience no matter the system or console you play it on.

Dr Mahamudu Bawumia has sworn the oath of office and oath of allegiance as the sixth Vice President of the Fourth Republic.

He will require everyone small, and great, rich, and poor, to recieve a mark (Greek translation — etchin, implant, scrath, stamp) in their right hand, or forehead as a sign of allegiance, or be killed.

Midfielder Richmond Lamptey has indicated he is not suffering from «split of allegiance» ahead of Sunday's Ghana Premier League game against his former side, West Africa Football Academy.

Say a silent Our Father, three Hail Marys, and a couple of Pledge of Allegiances that your child's answers will be correct.

From this point of view, it is realistic to agree with Maduka Onwukeme, a Lagos - based Legal Practitioner, who rendered a fitting description of Jammeh's limits and bluffs: «Jammeh's «confidence seems to have been bolstered by the pledge of allegiance made by the country's military chief, but then hearing Jammeh's rhetoric, one would mistake the Gambia for the African version of North Korea in military might.»

This unnamed baby royal, who may one day occupy the symbolic head of our government, is worthwhile paying attention to because thousands of future Canadians may be invoking her name as part of their allegiance to our laws as new citizens.

These political claims for Christ and for the church as the people of God demand that people make a choice of allegiance.

He wanted to make a statement, but even so, both Russia and Turkey benefit from some level of allegiance between them.

He spoke explicitly about belonging instead of allegiance.

This lack of allegiance creates a new and interesting perspective on the centuries old battle, providing insight from both sides of the war and gives the character more freedom from doing his Assassin duties like in the earlier games.

The author's view is that the recent rise of integrated therapy and the need for Evidence - Based Treatment separate from issues of allegiance to a particular school of therapy has created a new opportunity to reconsider Gestalt therapy theory and practice in couple's work.

The lack of allegiance by Android - based smartphone manufacturers is a win for Amazon and must be concerning to Google.

«Marco is — has more of an allegiance to Chuck Schumer and to the liberals than he does to conservative policy,» Paul said.

When I left the boardroom of the Des Moines Partnership on the Monday after Thanksgiving, I had no clear sense of their allegiances.

In fact, the average Gen Y mother now defines «brand loyalty» as a window of allegiance lasting 6 - 12 months before she moves on to explore alternatives.

Let me try: The pledge of allegiance contains the words «under God», therefore the founding fathers intended for America to be a Christian nation.

When I have said the pledge of allegiance for whatever reason, I just refrain from saying the word God, as I am not really a religious person, but I am not going to get all sue happy and proclaim mental damage because God is mentioned in some sort of patriotic speech.

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Someone leaving the phrase «under God» out of the pledge of allegiance before a golf game 2.

Our pledge of allegiance refers to «one nation.»

Recognizing the danger that the motto «For God and country» can express an idolatrous identity of allegiances, most Americans act in the hope that it represents a convergence of duties.

During the period of the Kings, the magnification of God into the Cosmic King made a symbolical allegiance to God seem satisfactory in the place of the allegiance in every sphere of life which is demanded by the Lord of history.

Manners are the symbols of allegiance to the approved principles of the social establishment.