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The knight swore an oath of allegiance to the king.
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
Tom swore allegiance to the Ku Klux Klan.
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And every man here who offers you allegiance.
I pledge allegiance to the flag. of the United States of America. and to the republic for which it stands. one nation, indivisible. with liberty and justice for all.
To whom will you swear an oath of allegiance?
Swear allegiance to Vladimir.
Swear allegiance to my legitimate heir. Dmitri.
Swear allegiance to my son!
Swear allegiance to the Tsar Vladimir!
Great souls by instinct to each other turn demand allegiance, and in friendship burn.
To hell, allegiance! Vows to the blackest pit.
My allegiance is to Richard, King of England.
He knows his allegiance.
Renounce your allegiance to this dead Jew who dared to call himself a king.
You owe allegiance to your class!
Put your hand on your heart, and take the oath of allegiance.
Do you solemnly swear to support and defend the constitution of the USA against all enemies, foreign and domestic, and that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same?
I suggest that in allegiance to the throne you have joined your ambitions with a falling star.
They gave their allegiance to your father. and well that Norman wife of his knows it.
And to this end, that you join with me in repeating the oath of allegiance from President Johnson's Amnesty Proclamation.
They said he hadn't taken an oath of allegiance.
Baron Gruda will give you a chance to show allegiance at the wedding.
You forget that these Christians owe allegiance to another king, another god.
Did you pledge allegiance?
And why would you forsake me? - I owe allegiance to Carthage.
I, Moutamin, Emir of Saragossa. pledge eternal friendship to the Cid of Vivar. and allegiance to his sovereign lord, King Ferdinand of Castile.
I swore allegiance to Sancho.
My name, I withhold. My allegiance is to Richard, King of England.
I've collected precedents and arguments that have a bearing on the basis of the case, which is the conflict between allegiance to international law and to the laws of one's own country.
Sherif Ali owes you his allegiance, my lord.
If, citizens, you swear your allegiance to me now, I will promise your safety.
You give me your allegiance in everything I do.
That I'll swear allegiance to this Zontar?
To what country do you owe allegiance?
To whom is your allegiance then?
And though we be divided on many issues, we are of one accord. In that we place above all else, our allegiance and loyalty to our most gracious sovereign.
I do confess that I have these many years given my allegiance to a man not worthy of the title, king of England.
News and current affairs
In my country, France, most supporters were clearly motivated more by post-colonial references than by European allegiance.
As during those years, many people now formally accept ideological labels but identify with them only as long as such an allegiance to a specific political current has tangible short-term benefits for them.
If it were generally accepted, it would imply that the EU now holds official moral doctrines, and that allegiance to these doctrines is required in order to exercise the full right of citizens to serve in a public capacity.
Moreover, the demand for such an allegiance is a renunciation of one of the most important steps in Europe's development.
The left favored flows to their natural constituency, while the right welcomed new property owners who could, perhaps, be convinced to switch party allegiance.
Among most of Southeast Asia's ethnic Chinese, the presence of even a hint of allegiance to a secular distinction between faith and state in a Muslim leader is admired like a precious gem.
By ignoring tribal affinities, Europeans hoped to create an Africa whose allegiance was to nation first and tribe second (or not at all).
But from an ethnic point of view, those in power owe no allegiance to a nation-state identity.
It was widely assumed than Jews, whether capitalist or communist, knew no allegiance except to their own people; after 1948, that increasingly came to mean the state of Israel.
They stood with and for their judges, making it virtually impossible for judges willing to take Musharraf's oath of allegiance to operate.
Moreover, these states' incorporation into the European Union - a kind of voluntary empire - challenges their citizens' allegiance.
After Abdullah succeeded his brother Fahd, who ruled for 23 years until his death in 2005, he created an Allegiance Council, an ambiguous and mysterious family body that resembled the Vatican's College of Cardinals.
Its calls for more reforms, its belief in Taiwan, and the urgency of its appeal to defend the island against undue influence from China have now captured the allegiance of a small majority of the population.
Shi'a nationalism has followed Persian chauvinism as a rallying point, but neither has succeeded fully in bolstering Iran's political institutions and securing the allegiance of its young population, nearly two-thirds of which is under the age of 30.
That allegiance is misplaced.
They are imprisoned for their Stalinist allegiance; when they are finally allowed to return to Italy, their old comrades refuse to accept them.
The allegiance of the FMLN's congressional caucus lies primarily with the party's traditional structure and only accidentally with Funes.
In Germany, the electorate seems poised to eject Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder out of discontent with his tepid allegiance to the neo-liberal project.
National political structures became too constrained to offer effective remedies, while European institutions still remain too weak to command allegiance.
Indeed, not long after Depardieu's change of allegiance, a French icon of an even older vintage, Brigitte Bardot, suggested that she, too, might embrace Russia.
Because their accountability to national electorates is indirect and uncertain, they do not generate the political allegiance - and hence legitimacy - that truly representative institutions require.
LONDON - From next year, on swearing allegiance to the Queen, all members of Britain's House of Lords - and I am one of them - will be required to sign a written commitment to honesty and integrity.
For the US, displacing Russia as India's leading arms supplier was a major diplomatic triumph, akin to Egypt's decision during the Cold War to shift its allegiance - and its arms supplier - from the Soviet Union to America.
Who knows, tomorrow products from countries other than America may command the allegiance of global customers.
Nor, of course, should the direction of Mexico's vote ultimately be determined by allegiance to an anti-American axis.
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