Disloyalty

Attorneys are political appointees who serve at the pleasure of the President, and because disloyalty is a valid ground for dismissal, there's nothing to criticize. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The president appreciated that his defense secretary didnt play out his battles in the media unlike, say, Powell and that he never uttered a word of disloyalty toward him. ❋ Ivo H. Daalder (2009)

Clearly, disloyalty is not an attribute of Gonzales, who has shown himself willing to perform virtually any task for his “Godfather,” no matter how dishonest or demeaning. ❋ Unknown (2007)

But they will never leave, and to show disloyalty is death. ❋ Unknown (2005)

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Interestingly, companies never stop and think that they fuel this so-called disloyalty every time they "steal" from other companies. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Wyoming erritoy should he press her, but it was Choice himself she wasn't comfortable with, not the idea of disloyalty to Len's memory. ❋ Merritt, Jackie (1997)

Instead of calmly realizing that all the medicine in the world could not hurt Truth, and dealing with his ignorance as I would with his fear, I felt that it would be a terrible thing to countenance such disloyalty, and so withdrew from treating the case, forgetting that the father's ignorance could not be called disloyalty; forgetting that my faithfulness to principle would be the same regardless of any and all ignorance. ❋ Helen Van-Anderson (N/A)

Towards God his sin is defined as disloyalty, the forsaking his rightful allegiance on the touch of trial. ❋ Unknown (1869)

He had believed that his favours and liberality had so thoroughly attached his generals to his person that they would have followed him willingly and without hesitation, even in a war against the emperor, and the discovery that, although willing to support him against deprivation from his command, they shrunk alarmed at the idea of disloyalty to the emperor, showed that his position was dangerous in the extreme. ❋ Unknown (1867)

Poor Clarice's code of morals looked upon discovery, not disobedience, as the thing to be dreaded; and while she would have recoiled with horror from the thought of unfaithfulness to her beloved, she looked with absolute complacency on the idea of disloyalty to the mistress whom she by no means loved. ❋ Emily Sarah Holt (1864)

Or to put it another way, sedition in a constitutional republic is defined as disloyalty to the Charter or Constitution and the Higher Laws upon which it rests, not disloyalty to any man, group of men, or current administration. ❋ Steve Farrell (2010)

These killers and thugs are the private militia of those Dissent is now characterized as disloyalty by government and its supporting media, protestors are herded into pens called "free speech zones," the media supports and condones the government's police state activities. ❋ Unknown (2008)

they accused him of disloyalty and a [lack] of [solidarity] with other leaders. ❋ Jaskirt07 (2019)