Expressions - Collocations of the word " allegiance "
| Pledge of Allegiance | 1) I like the Pledge of Allegiance idea. 2) An oath or Pledge of Allegiance is also sometimes required. more Pledge of Allegiance sentences |
| affirm allegiance | 1) Such is this subject's duty in repaying the Former Emperor and affirming allegiance to Your Majesty. more affirm allegiance sentences |
| allegiance | 1) You are pledging allegiance to dark powers. 2) That is really where my allegiance belongs. more allegiance sentences |
| allegiance and loyalty | 1) The Ayuntamiento of Iloilo also affirmed its allegiance and loyalty to Spain and made a similar protestation. 1) But Jesus says clearly, You cannot give your allegiance and loyalty to money and to God both. 2) Historically, the caliph was viewed as the leader of Muslims the world over, whose allegiance and loyalty he expected. more allegiance and loyalty sentences |
| allegiance and obedience | 1) Should they owe allegiance and obedience to him? 2) These tenants owed to the Imperial city allegiance , obedience , military service and tax obligations. more allegiance and obedience sentences |
| allegiance lie | 1) He 's certainly among the top three-to-five regardless of where allegiances lie . 2) López recklessly dropped Francia's key policies of neutrality without determining where his allegiances lay . more allegiance lie sentences |
| allegiance to | 1) You are pledging allegiance to dark powers. 2) This involves an allegiance to certain historic documents called confessions. more allegiance to sentences |
| allegiance to the party | 1) This led to a purge in North Korean society in which every individual was checked for his or her allegiance to the party and its leader. more allegiance to the party sentences |
| an oath of allegiance | 1) Nations usually require an oath of allegiance in order to citizenship. 2) Members of organized crime groups often take an oath of allegiance . more an oath of allegiance sentences |
| blind allegiance | 1) blind allegiance is dangerous, commitment without introspection and analysis is too. 2) However, these congregations are typified with a rather blind allegiance to authority. more blind allegiance sentences |
| change allegiance | 1) Disqualification of members from changing party allegiance . 2) We do often change allegiance , meaning we seek approval from another group. more change allegiance sentences |
| change allegiances | 1) Stephen again changed allegiances and now fought for the Šubićs again. 2) Official reports of the Plenum indicated changing allegiances and the victory of those suspicious of reform. more change allegiances sentences |
| claim allegiance | 1) These workers claim allegiance to their current job and employer. 2) They claim allegiance not because they promote common goods but because they let everyone pursue his own preferences without interference. more claim allegiance sentences |
| class allegiance | 1) In the same country the term 'morbo' still applies for terms of class allegiances in places like Catalonia , Madrid and most acutely in Sevilla. 2) Lassalle considered the state to be an entity independent of class allegiances and an instrument of justice that would therefore be essential for achieving socialism. more class allegiance sentences |
| command allegiance | 1) The slogan equality of opportunity commands wide allegiance among the members of contemporary societies. 2) Philanax needs a leader capable of commanding the allegiance of the Arcadians and of bringing justice to Basilius's murderers. more command allegiance sentences |
| declare allegiance | 0) Administrative jobs were offered to Jews who declared Soviet allegiance . 1) I think eventually practitioners will have to declare some allegiance . 2) During this campaign, the Syrian princes declared allegiance to Thutmose. more declare allegiance sentences |
| demand allegiance | 0) Jesus' message... demanded total allegiance . 0) The pagan religious leaders and civil leaders demanded allegiance to their multiple gods. 1) Shall you say, the best good of the country demands allegiance to party? 2) It seems we are being warned of an economic system which will demand allegiance from all persons on the planet. more demand allegiance sentences |
| former allegiance | 1) It is significant that officers forsook their former allegiance to bear arms for their erstwhile enemies. 2) The tinctures that have been used are a reference to the village's former lordly allegiances . more former allegiance sentences |
| full allegiance | 0) In the assembly, the Orthodox declared full allegiance to the Shulchan Aruch. 1) Moreover, by 1255 Eóghan had given his full allegiance to the Scottish crown, albeit because of lack of favour given to him by the King of Norway. 2) On 9 September 1938, the Jugantar members issued a statement not to reorganise their separate party headquarters and to avow full allegiance to the Congress. more full allegiance sentences |
| gain allegiance | 1) Augustine also was unsuccessful in gaining the allegiance of the British clergy. 2) Nri expanded through converts gaining neighboring communities' allegiance , not by force. more gain allegiance sentences |
| give allegiance | 0) And to Christ, equally with the Father,all Heaven gave allegiance . 1) All he asked was that I give up sin and give allegiance to him. 2) Within the four seas, wherever boat or cart could reach, all submitted and gave allegiance to him. more give allegiance sentences |
| national allegiance | 1) These organizations have no national allegiance . 2) International corporations have no national allegiance , they care only for profit. more national allegiance sentences |
| nominal allegiance | 1) However, the fledgling kingdom still owed nominal allegiance to the diminished empire. 2) From 1847 the Mir of Hunza gave nominal allegiance to China. more nominal allegiance sentences |
| owe allegiance | 1) New ruling administrators owed allegiance to the state. 2) Natural-born subjects owe allegiance wherever they may be. more owe allegiance sentences |
| party allegiance | 1) Variations in party allegiance had significant effects on vote choice. 2) You 're letting your party allegiance blind you to reality. more party allegiance sentences |
| personal allegiance | 1) Do I feel my personal allegiance to him? 2) Hitler had the officers swear their personal allegiance to him. more personal allegiance sentences |
| pledge allegiance | 1) It will be a way of making everyone pledge allegiance to him. 2) That's how the system - the system new citizens pledge allegiance to - works. more pledge allegiance sentences |
| political allegiance | 1) This intervention reconstituted the boundaries of political allegiance . 2) Their fundamental political allegiances were always considered dubious. more political allegiance sentences |
| primary allegiance | 1) His primary allegiance was to the supremacy of law and constitution. 2) There is a primary allegiance to mankind, and a secondary allegiance to the State. more primary allegiance sentences |
| profess allegiance | 1) The courts continue to profess allegiance to the traditional approach. 2) The philosopher to whom above all others Hamilton professed allegiance was Aristotle. more profess allegiance sentences |
| religious allegiance | 1) They also often wear symbols indicating their religious allegiance . 2) Such dual religious allegiances are entirely natural to the Indonesian temperament. 2) In the 19th century, many crypto-Christians returned to their old religious allegiance . more religious allegiance sentences |
| renounce allegiance | 1) The princes were exhorted to renounce allegiance both to Benedict and Gregory. 2) Qutaibah renounced allegiance to Sulayman, though his troops rejected his appeal to revolt. more renounce allegiance sentences |
| retain allegiance | 1) We encourage them to stay separate, to retain political allegiance to other countries, to other ideologies. 2) Many of the Brackets became members of local morris sides after their return to the UK, but all retain an allegiance to the Hong Kong Morris. more retain allegiance sentences |
| retain the allegiance | 1) In modern Britain the State is generally acknowledged to have kept the peace and retained the allegiance of its citizens during a period of great social change. 1) Based on the recent Syrian election, Assad appears to retain the allegiance of many Alawites, Shiites, Christians and other sects, including some Sunnis. more retain the allegiance sentences |
| secure allegiance | 1) Throughout its life the army faced such persistent problems of securing allegiance . 2) The armies faced minimal resistance, and secured the allegiance of the local saophas. more secure allegiance sentences |
| shift allegiance | 1) Consequently, the party has shifted allegiance in conflicts involving Israel. 2) It quickly abandoned its position in Somalia and shifted allegiance to Addis Ababa. more shift allegiance sentences |
| shifting allegiance | 1) In a world where it's never clear who is bad and who is good - we're constantly shifting allegiance . 1) Paul Alexander, (2009), Peace to War: shifting allegiances in the Assemblies of God . 2) The dialogue in each version is slightly different, which adds to the layers of ambiguity and plays with our shifting allegiances . more shifting allegiance sentences |
| show allegiance | 1) Should we show allegiance to our friends or to authority figures? 2) The number 13 attached to their name is to show allegiance to the Mexican Mafia. more show allegiance sentences |
| strong allegiance | 1) Under half were Latin rite with strong allegiance to Rome. 2) The people of the region have strong allegiance to their traditional political authority. more strong allegiance sentences |
| swear allegiance | 1) And I never will swear allegiance to that. 2) We still celebrate her birthday and swear allegiance to her. more swear allegiance sentences |
| switch allegiance | 1) The remaining loyal units switched allegiance the next day. 2) Several Anglo-Norman nobles switched allegiance , sensing an impending disaster. more switch allegiance sentences |
| traditional allegiance | 1) Many candidates objected to wearing it because of their theological and traditional allegiances . 2) Many Montenegrins, due to their traditional allegiance with Russia declared themselves as Soviet-orientated. more traditional allegiance sentences |
| transfer allegiance | 1) It is also possible that Keats resented Hunt's transferred allegiance . 2) As he spoke, and this lip joined the upper, so the wet dot transferred allegiance , and then back again. more transfer allegiance sentences |
| true allegiance | 1) However, her true allegiances are unknown. 2) Jacen's true allegiance is his own, however. more true allegiance sentences |
Expressions with the word allegiance
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