Reputations are volatile. Loyalties are fickle.

Our loyalties are to the species and the planet.

And global capital is agnostic it has no loyalties.

Second, reporting lines follow personal and political loyalties rather than constitutional arrangements.

Our loyalties are to the species and to the planet. We speak for earth.

These citizens of the world are developing loyalties to each other that cross national boundaries.

Especially in the case of Chinese, fears of divided national loyalties and fifth columns have been strong.

Free from their loyalties to the pharaoh, local rulers began competing with each other for territorial control and political power.

Local tribespeople sent 450 fighters to support the effort, marking a change in loyalties for the tribes of the region.

3.3 Against her parents' will, Guro found herself in a situation where a conflict of loyalties arose between school and home.

Similarly, it is apparent that there is very little, if any, accountability other than that based on informal and extra constitutional loyalties.

Unlike Chirac, he understands that it is counterproductive and unrealistic to ask countries like Bulgaria or Romania to choose between their European or Atlantic loyalties.

Of course, the people are never truly one fickle in their loyalties and subject to demagoguery, they often unite in opposition but fracture once in command.

His Cultural Revolution alone killed as many as two million people, shattered traditions, uprooted spiritual and ethical values, and tore apart family ties and communal loyalties.

Turf conflicts, nationalistic feelings and cultural differences that lead to difficult communications result in weaker loyalties among those fighting transnational crime than among those committing it.

The authorities' evaluation of whether there are grounds for an application for exemption imposes on the children a conflict of loyalties between the school and the parents.

Here, the structures and the accompanying standardization work to ensure that admission to public employment is determined by skills and knowledge, rather than personal or partisan loyalties.

This is an area where improvement is needed to eliminate possible ambiguities as to whom such staff members owe their allegiance, thus avoiding a potential conflict of loyalties.

This is an area where improvement is needed to eliminate possible ambiguities concerning to whom such staff members owe their allegiance, thus avoiding a potential conflicting of loyalties.

To be sure, persuading the militias to transfer their loyalties to the state will not be easy, especially given the fighters strong, often ideological connections to their individual units.

Members of the federal government are driven by regional loyalties at some times, and by ideological commitments at other times they all need to be negotiated when making decisions.

His role in establishing enduring democracy in India, despite the tensions of caste, ethnicity, religion, and regional loyalties, made him one of the towering figures of the twentieth century.

The area s volatile situation provides Pakistan s government an additional argument to insist that all refugees be repatriated because, given their complicated tribal loyalties, they may constitute a domestic security threat.

Government after government has prioritized the preservation of corporatist loyalties over the promotion of economic growth and emphasized clientelist distribution over entrepreneurial innovation and creation of level economic playing field.

Attempts by a bevy of beauties to seduce Bond fail, but Mimi Lady Fiona becomes so impressed with Bond that she changes loyalties and helps Bond to foil the plot against him.

In such a situation the different roles and reporting responsibilities would lead to conflicting priorities and confused loyalties resulting in a poorer, not better, service to both the General Assembly and the Secretary General.

The real historical significance of the choice that Russia will face in 2008 will be determined not by the next president s personal qualities, but by his loyalties that is, to whom he owes his job.

The point is that eventually, despite strong regional loyalties and various cultural and religious differences, the majority can identify as being simply Pakistani even though they may harbor radical differences about what this might mean.

The local loyalties, mainly Muslim and Serb, though also Croat, of those living in the city itself and in the surrounding settlements are fierce, and have been heightened by more than a year of fighting.

This approach appealed to the vast majority of Israelis, regardless of their political loyalties, and the victory in January s Palestinian election by Hamas, which extols terrorism and demands Israel s extinction, only reinforced the new strategic consensus.

Most political parties in Vanuatu can be divided into religious groupings and with loyalties to parties based along religious affiliations, splits have been created not only in the political sphere but also in families and communities.

The Americans do recognize the importance of courting those Taliban leaders they believe to be motivated by tribal loyalties rather than religious ideology, but they oppose the latest Afghan policy of negotiating directly and officially with the Taliban.

Like many such men, Golyshev eventually switched loyalties to the anti Kremlin opposition, working on several Russian nationalist projects, including the NAROD movement, alongside the man who would later become a central figure in the opposition, Alexey Navalny.

As globalization proceeds, with the help of ever faster communications, faster travel, and more powerful multinational corporations, a new, cosmopolitan social class seems to be emerging. These citizens of the world are developing loyalties to each other that cross national boundaries.

Khalidi describes the Arab population of British Mandatory Palestine as having overlapping identities, with some or many expressing loyalties to villages, regions, a projected nation of Palestine, an alternative of inclusion in a Greater Syria, an Arab national project, as well as to Islam.

But what we'll see is that it is actually somewhat rational, assuming that they don't have any strong loyalties to each other, a strong level of trust with the other party, to not go there, it's actually rational for both of them to confess.

Government changes between elections reflect shifts in party coalition loyalties and have often been linked to a general lack of application of good governance principles, and there continues to emerge from the Office of the Ombudsman reports of corruption by both politicians and senior civil servants.

The growth in both the quantity and seriousness of economic and financial crime has been encouraged, on the one hand, by the ongoing process of globalization and the resulting integration of the world's financial markets coupled with the weakening of social controls and loyalties and, on the other, by growth in technological progress.

Especially in the case of Chinese, fears of divided national loyalties and fifth columns have been strong. One need only recall the recent case of Wen Ho Lee, the Los Alamos National Laboratory scientist who was unjustly accused of spying, to be reminded of how yin and yang are America s feelings about minority members in sensitive positions.

If the FSA s on the ground soldiers had dismissed their leaders, renounced external support and returned to the principles of the revolution as it was in 2012, when the FSA would self arm from the gains of successful battles against the Regime, the situation would have been much better for the fighters, despite the fragmentation of loyalties.