Sentences with phrase «of disloyalty»

In 1953, physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer — who had directed the Los Alamos National Laboratory, where the bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki were created, and who later headed the Atomic Energy Commission — lost his security clearance, and thus his ability to engage in research, because of accusations of disloyalty aroused by his opposition to developing the hydrogen bomb.

He was accused of disloyalty for his criticism of Alberto Gonzales.

Shkreli was awarded substantial compensation by the Company during the period of his disloyalty including, but not limited to: substantial cash compensation, 1,605,570 shares of Retrophin stock, a grant of 1,080,000 time based options to purchase Retrophin stock (the «December 2013 Option Agreement «-RRB- and a grant of 400,000 options (half time based and half performance based) to purchase shares of Retrophin stock (the «February 2014 Option Agreement»).

(3) a sense of disloyalty fostered by management against employees that stand up to mistreatment or what they think are violations of the law (retaliation or whistleblowing).

Personally, in his position I would have expelled from the Party (in the sort of shamelessly anti-democratic manner they love) any Blairite who showed any hint of disloyalty after the leadership election.

The decision to seek information may create feelings of disloyalty toward the adoptive parents.

The All Progressives Congress (APC) Youths have further warned those accusing the Minister of Women Affairs, Aisha Alhassan, of disloyalty against President Muhammadu Buhari to steer...

In an ethics hearing, the GOP Committee found Borelli guilty of two counts of disloyalty for working against Republican Clarkstown Highway Superintendent Wayne Ballard and Republican county executive candidate Ed Day; one count of attempted bribery, and one count of attempted office corruption.

In its memory of Jesus the Church has the foundation of its existence in the memory of the deed of Jesus who acted in absolute loyalty to the community in the midst of its disloyalty.

The second requirement for reconciliation is an action which renews loyalty to the broken community in spite of the rupture of disloyalty.

Verse 38 speaks of the consequences of disloyalty to Christ.

This charge was prominent in the Atomic Energy Commission's statements and decision, but was given little weight by the Personnel Security Board (the Gray Board), which after extensive hearings found «no indication of disloyalty... and eloquent and convincing testimony to his deep devotion to his country» and «a high degree of discretion reflecting an unusual ability to keep to himself vital secrets.

Your lack of loyalty may very well be met with another form of disloyalty.

Mandelson writes today that Brown accused Purnell of disloyalty after he questioned the prime minister's approach to the economy in cabinet.

His grounds for believing in it were not derived from a calculation of the probabilities of the situation, but from the prophetic faith in God's indestructible loyalty to His people, in face of their disloyalty to Him.

To thwart any mobilization of discontent, Kim has combined a «military first» policy of co-optation bolstered by the ruthless elimination of any suspicion of disloyalty, including by having his own half - brother assassinated.

Then, in the history of their disloyalty, his love becomes a patient, merciful, redemptive sharing in the life of his people and the will to restoration.

I would hope that diocesan clergy would not accuse a fellow priest of disloyalty to his bishop if he criticised his financial secretary.

When Methodist Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam of Washington, D.C., voluntarily testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee, chaired by Harold Velde (R., Ill.), to clear himself of charges of disloyalty to the country, liberal Christians found a new hero.

So who's to blame for these displays of disloyalty and avarice?

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

Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwaan ally of the army chief and a veteran of the country's struggle for independence, was sacked on November 8 by Mugabe for showing «traits of disloyalty».

Its detractors claim that it is just the latest example of disloyalty.

In essence, the PDP is by this allegation accusing their Governors of disloyalty or suggesting that they were bewitched into supporting the decision.

Meanwhile supporters of Jeremy Corbyn attacked Kinnock for his failure get behind the leader and pointed to his reaction to the exit poll as damning evidence of disloyalty top the leader.

The realpolitik of even being possibly associated with the plot was exemplified when a local news reporter rang one wrongly identified rebel, Paul Farrelly, at 2 am to inform him they would be splashing on news of his disloyalty to the prime minister — the morning of polling day.

'' A politician of Omisore's political pedigree of disloyalty, falsehood and incredible political association with violence can not be trusted to provide the state of Osun with progressive leadership

I also received a letter, a very carefully crafted letter, in September of 2013, stating that the Rockland County Republican Committee was investigating me for allegations of disloyalty.

If a relationship has ended in a break - up or divorce because of disloyalty, forgiveness will help you heal your wounds.

They are master manipulators and conartists that don't believe you are smart enough to figure out the depth of their disloyalty.

Also, targets in Mr. Big operations are often exposed to simulated violent retribution by the crime boss first hand such as seeing a fellow member of the crime group being severely beaten as a result of disloyalty (see R v Bonisteel, 2008 BCCA 334 at para 15).

«Currently, citizenship can be taken away mainly on the basis of crimes that are considered threats to Canada's national security, like terrorism or espionage, or demonstrations of disloyalty to Canada, like treason.

For example, switching jobs is now an indication of flexibility and dedication to getting ahead, though it was once considered a symptom of disloyalty or poor performance.

Partners may be aware of this disloyalty to each other, but dismiss it because it's «not as bad as an affair.»

In it, he mocked the «King» and his nicknames, referred to his leaving as a «shocking act of disloyalty» and «cowardly betrayal,» and promised Cleveland would win a championship before James did.

The findings of the survey, carried out by YouGov, will be a blow for Ms Harman who has faced accusations of disloyalty and political manoeuvring to succeed Gordon Brown if Labour loses the next election.

A «faithless servant» is not entitled to compensation or post-separation benefits, and can be required to disgorge all the compensation and benefits he received from the company during his period of disloyalty.

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.

Whispers abounded, though, of former Longhorn men - at - arms being flayed deep within the bowels of Bellmont for the merest hint of disloyalty.

It creates abnormal feelings of disloyalty to the other parent.

In its memory of Jesus the Church has the foundation of its existence in the memory of the deed of Jesus who acted in absolute loyalty to the community in the midst of its disloyalty.19 Royce's analysis, however, needs to be deepened by an understanding of suffering, which Williams understands not so much in terms of undergoing pain as «being acted upon or being conformed to another in a relationship.

Royce held the interesting view that the atoning deed must not only heal the community but it must leave the community better than it was before the rupture of disloyalty.10 This is a remnant of the idealistic attempt to prove that the world is really better because of sin.

These are all individuals who are being assassinated for suspected or actual disloyalty or insubordination of some form, and a public identifiable, high profile hit tells others who might consider disloyalty or insubordination that even if it seems like they are in the clear, that they can be made to suffer a horrible death at any time as a consequence of their disloyalty or insubordination and that the agency of the sovereign government to whom they owe loyalty won't hesitate to do it.

All the cases prosecuted involved some combination of: clearly intentional and willful mishandling of classified information; or vast quantities of materials exposed in such a way as to support an inference of intentional misconduct; or indications of disloyalty to the United States; or efforts to obstruct justice.

A considerable public show was made of the fund, and not contributing to it was seen as a form of disloyalty.

Pursuant to the faithless servant doctrine, Retrophin seeks disgorgement by Shkreli of all compensation and benefits paid to him during the period of his disloyalty, including salary, stock, and options.