Why do those who remain loyal to his whims stay?
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Some surely see what's happening and remain loyal to his policies.
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We want to make Jehovah's part rejoice and remain loyal to him.
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They also showed the GOP base that they remain loyal to Trump.
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In theory, those delegates would remain loyal to those candidates upon subsequent ballots.
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For all its empirical flaws, many central bankers remain loyal to Phillips's teachings.
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Everyone seems to have a toilet paper brand that they remain loyal to.
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There is little doubt that many Republican senators will remain loyal to Trump.
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Where Mr. Trump remains popular, voters could reward candidates who remain loyal to him.
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So what parts of America remain loyal to the world&aposs biggest burger chain?
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While West Coast burger-lovers flock to In-N-Out, Texans remain loyal to Whataburger.
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He believed in an America where we root for and remain loyal to each other.
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We engineer situations that allow us to remain loyal to the sorrows of our childhood.
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Parts of the military remain loyal to Saleh, while food shortages and unemployment destabilized the country.
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Two factors are likely to encourage manufacturers in China to remain loyal to their home market.
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Although several other food processors have since hit the market, people remain loyal to the brand.
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You remain loyal to your friends even when they don't treat you as nicely as they should.
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While the Taliban leadership is fractured, Mansoor is believed to remain loyal to central leader Mullah Fazlullah.
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Has he made certain promises — for repayment, or for pardons — for associates who remain "loyal" to him?
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Whatever his personal and legal predicament, Don Jr. will remain loyal to his father, say his friends.
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Still, some surviving Branch Davidians who remain loyal to Koresh aren't swayed by the new minister's rhetoric.
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But his promises of amnesty have failed to sway the armed forces, which remain loyal to Maduro.
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About a dozen interviews with local residents suggest that most, despite their hardships, remain loyal to Putin.
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Unless Robert Mueller finds the possibly apocryphal "pee tape," Republicans are likely to remain loyal to Trump.
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But Trump has disputed Giuliani's belief, saying that he expects that Cohen will remain loyal to him.
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We remain loyal to our mission and cause and cannot wait to see what the future holds.
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Maduro still maintains control over the Venezuelan military, whose senior leaders appear to remain loyal to him.
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The decades-old U.S. trade embargo has also forced Cuba to remain loyal to some Russian manufacturers.
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They tend to remain loyal to those who serve them well and quickly desert businesses that fail them.
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Guaido does not yet have control of the state's functions, which remain loyal to Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
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Some veteran employees remain loyal to the airline and hope it can be restored to its former glory.
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But some areas of the country — particularly pockets of the Deep South and Midwest— remain loyal to Trump.
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Since a large number of House Republicans remain loyal to Trump, the future of the investigation is somewhat uncertain.
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Chuck makes it clear that they should probably remain loyal to him or face the unknown with his replacement.
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The government fears that the coast guards may remain loyal to the Houthi-controlled Sanaa government after the withdrawal.
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The Golan Heights has a small population of Israeli settlers, along with Druze, many of whom remain loyal to Syria.
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The sea change is top priority for Unilever to ensure customers remain loyal to the 90-year-old global brand.
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Tensions have long run deep between pro-independence indigenous Kanaks and descendants of colonial settlers who remain loyal to Paris.
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ZANU-PF holds such a supermajority in both chambers, though a number of its members remain loyal to Mr. Mugabe.
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Anna's brother and sister-in-law remain loyal to her, but her old friends shun her as a "fallen" woman.
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These banks also help companies issue new bonds, and access to these products is one reason clients remain loyal to brokers.
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Guaido does not yet control any of the state's functions, which remain loyal to Maduro despite the opposition's calls for defections.
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Millions remain loyal to the pope and worship in secret, underground churches, whose priests and parishioners are frequently detained and harassed.
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Cruz implied that it is possible -- which conservatives read as preferable -- to remain loyal to the GOP precisely by repudiating Trump.
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And change in Venezuela will also hinge on a shift in allegiance of the armed forces, which remain loyal to Maduro.
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A senior Chinese journalist, Yu Shaolei, resigned in protest against President Xi Jinping's orders that the media remain loyal to the party.
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Senior administration officials, including chief strategist Steve Bannon, also remain loyal to Flynn and have worked to undermine his successor, Lt. Gen.
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Shoppers receive discounts on purchases they would have probably made anyway and there is no incentive to remain loyal to one store.
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Democrats are already accusing Trump of sending signals that if those men remain loyal to him, presidential mercy could be their reward.
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My hope is that all who have left the bureau's ranks remain loyal to the FBI's motto of fidelity, bravery, and integrity.
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Loved Chyna as my wife and accepted all the wrong she did and continued to ride for her and remain Loyal to her.
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As political and religious leaders in Russia see things, the Ukrainian move portends persecution for believers in Ukraine who remain loyal to Moscow.
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Partisan polarization will probably lead most Republicans to remain loyal to their party regardless of who is at the top of their ticket.
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Yet, because there's barely any product differentiation, the Daye founder says most women remain loyal to the first tampon brand they ever tried.
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The government's chief negotiator Juan Camilo Restrepo said the two sides will remain "loyal" to the agenda and negotiate as quickly as possible.
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But he has recently given Republican senators reason to question his willingness to defend those who remain loyal to his administration as well.
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The news outlet reports that the lawyers who were in close contact with Giuliani attempted to convince Cohen to remain loyal to Trump.
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Media figures more famous than Mr. Bannon have learned the hard way that audiences tend to remain loyal to institutions, rather than individuals.
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Making the Syrian civil war as sectarian as possible also ensures that the Syrian government, which is Shia, will remain loyal to Iran.
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RAND researchers recently found that users whose personal data has been compromised in data breaches generally remain loyal to the institutions that were hacked.
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"Remain loyal to the people that helped you get to that point, no doubt ... but you don't owe anything to anybody, really," Rison says.
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The smart thing to do as viewers of Scandal was to remain loyal to the throne country, not the replaceable players keeping it running.
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Pruitt's violations were enabled by a president who doesn't seem to care about ethics, so long as his appointees remain loyal to his agenda.
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Senate Republicans remain loyal to the Kentucky Republican, who is well-respected in the caucus and was reelected unanimously as leader late last year.
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But Mr. Maduro received an important reassurance on Thursday, when the country's defense minister pledged that the armed forces would remain loyal to him.
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Trump has been known to treat well those who remain loyal to him, and he has continued to stock his administration with longtime loyalists.
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Trump on Saturday insisted Cohen will remain loyal to him even after the FBI raided the lawyer's office, home and hotel room earlier this month.
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Others do it to create a pipeline of future employees for hard-to-fill positions who will remain loyal to the company that trained them.
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Speaking at a rally in Caracas, Guaido said the armed forces, which remain loyal to President Nicolas Maduro, should allow the aid to enter the country.
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Even those professionally redesigned sites remain loyal to a mid-'00s aesthetic, likely because the memory of that time is part of what these sites offer.
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Clergy and believers who remain loyal to the Pope and resist government control have faced harassment, persecution or imprisonment, forcing many to practice their faith clandestinely.
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Its support has waned due to widespread political cronyism, though many Angolans remain loyal to the party that ended 27 years of civil war in 2002.
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He proclaimed that Mr. Guaidó's declaration represented a grave danger to national sovereignty and public order and that the military would remain loyal to the Constitution.
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He called on followers to remain loyal to the leaders of his movement and urged the citizens of Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Jordan to overthrow their rulers.
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Though it may have received funding from ISIS central, individual ISIS-IP cells remain loyal to Al-Qaeda, which has condemned the Islamic State's brutality multiple times.
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Though it may have received funding from ISIS central, individual ISIS-IP cells remain loyal to Al-Qaeda, which has condemned the Islamic State's brutality multiple times.
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"In terms of like, people how will remain loyal to people or who is willing to betray people, there are all kinds of interesting stuff," Armstrong says.
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Many of Wynn Resorts' top executives were handpicked by Mr. Wynn and, many analysts suggested, remain loyal to him, raising the possibility that other leaders could depart.
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Still, the only electorate for this race is the 447 members of the DNC and it is uncertain how many will remain loyal to the old guard.
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Its support has waned due to political cronyism, though many Angolans remain loyal to the party that emerged victorious from 27 years of civil war in 2002.
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" Wuerl also urged the parish to pray for and remain loyal to Pope Francis, as "increasingly it is clear that he is the object of considerable animosity.
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" Wuerl also urged the parish to pray for and remain loyal to Pope Francis, as "increasingly it is clear that he is the object of considerable animosity.
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In fact, since Republicans largely remain loyal to Trump, Democrats are the only ones capable of truly solving this crisis—if they're given the power to do so.
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Venezuelan soldiers are increasingly weary of the popular backlash against their role in quelling protests, and a big question is whether the military will remain loyal to Maduro.
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That said, people do seemingly enjoy sharing music on their stories, and for the people who remain loyal to Facebook, this might be a nifty feature for them.
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Will he remain loyal to the spouse whose strength and intelligence seem to have an emasculating effect on him, or to the regime that gave him his power?
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The president's lawyers certainly would prefer him to remain loyal to his client, either by testifying in his favor or invoking his Fifth Amendment privilege to remain silent.
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High-ranking members of the military are more likely to remain loyal to Maduro, but there could be further instances of attrition along the lower ranks, he said.
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According to the Washington Post, 30,000 of these individuals remain loyal to ISIS -- SDF leaders told The Post the risk of ISIS taking control of the camp is high.
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At that time, giving a grant created a sense of mutual obligation between the donor and recipient and obliged both of them to remain loyal to each other forever.
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The United States and most Latin American nations have recognized Guaido as head of state, though he has no control over the state's functions, which remain loyal to Maduro.
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The tradition traces at least as far back as the War of Independence, when colonists who wished to remain loyal to the British king fled north of the border.
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And as Stormy Daniels made her 60 Minutes debut white men and women will undoubtedly remain loyal to their elected leader while black people once again foresee imminent disaster.
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But it also shows the political headwinds the Republicans face: The party's base voters remain loyal to the president and his agenda, even as the larger electorate drifts away.
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Caught in a classic love triangle, Kevin has to decide whether he wants to return to his former flame or remain loyal to the woman who he's since fallen for.
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Consumers aged 35 and older, meanwhile, are more likely to remain loyal to a single app or streaming service, compared with the 18- to 1963-year-olds, the study found.
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Volkan Bozkir, chairman of Turkey's parliamentary Foreign Affairs Committee, said Ankara would remain loyal to its S-400 deal with Russia as Turkish authorities needed the system to address security concerns.
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President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, said he trusts Trump to remain loyal to him, even as the House impeachment inquiry heats up and Giuliani emerges as a central figure.
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And many of Trump's longest tenured advisers, men and women who have worked with him for two decades or more, remain loyal to him because they believe that loyalty is reciprocated.
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Wishing to remain loyal to the roots of the main race, he insisted on using the full layout of the Circuit de la Sarthe, where the 24-hour race is held.
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Although diners remain loyal to local entrepreneurs like Fifth Group Restaurants, which started opening reliable spots like South City Kitchen in the 1990s, the city is less impressed by carpetbagging chains.
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Mr. Trump, in turn, energized the Republican base, which appears to remain loyal to him for the most part, and also won over some Midwest voters who once backed Mr. Obama.
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Right after Tyrion rescues Sansa from Joffrey, who was abusing her because he was upset about Robb Stark, Sansa saves face by at least pretending to remain loyal to the unhinged king.
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Whether these forces remain loyal to Iran's ayatollahs in the face of sustained unrest, in turn, is perhaps the most important factor in determining the long-term success of the current uprising.
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It's easy to see a scenario in which many Democratic-leaning voters fail to turn out, as often happens in the midterms, and many Republican-leaning voters remain loyal to the party.
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Zgutowicz added that he thinks Roku customers will remain loyal to the company, pointing out that Roku has already had to contend with competition from much larger rivals, most notably Amazon (AMZN).
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But Bapis says these concerns are overblown because customers remain loyal to the company and the products it makes, and because Apple is getting an increasing portion of its revenue from software sales.
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Though she isolated Argentina from capital markets and her nationalist polices spooked investors, about a third of Argentines remain loyal to her and say Macri will never be able to undo her legacy.
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While many farmers remain loyal to the president, they have urged him and congressional Republicans to resolve the trade disputes with China, Europe, Canada and Mexico quickly as commodity prices and exports plummet.
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And it highlights the extent to which the re-election campaign has already become a landing pad for former Trump associates who have left the White House but remain loyal to the president.
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How could he remain loyal to the fascist leader and Holocaust denier Per Engdahl, belong to a Nazi party and, at the same time, be so fond of his Jewish friend, Otto Ullman?
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But if part of Apple's intention with its new credit card is to provide more of an incentive for iPhone users to remain loyal to its platform, that plan has seemingly worked on me.
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The new perk, which launched earlier this week on Tuesday, says a lot about why Apple launched a credit card in the first place — to incentivize you to remain loyal to Apple&aposs products.
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Army chief General Ousman Badjie has already called Barrow to pledge his allegiance, the latter's spokesperson said, although diplomatic sources say they expect a faction from Jammeh's Jola ethnic group to remain loyal to him.
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Johnson, after all, was a churlish, reactionary Democrat, who had only been included on President Lincoln's national unity ticket because he was one of the most prominent Southern politicians to remain loyal to the Union.
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However, "The Big Scary U" did convey for the first time ever why so many Saviors — the proletariat class especially — remain loyal to Negan, even when a seemingly much better option like Rick Grimes comes along.
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And now there is another dissatisfied faction emerging within the GOP that the Trump camp must contend with -- one that seeks to remain loyal to the Republican Party while refusing to tie reputations to the candidate.
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Grubhub said in a statement that it pays drivers on a per-order basis, and will on occasion give a "true-up bonus" if drivers don't have enough orders, so that they remain loyal to Grubhub.
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Until implementation of this decision, we will wait for some weeks and will talk with our friends and allies and other signatories of the nuclear deal, who signed it and who will remain loyal to it.
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But Assad had engineered the military not primarily as an external security force to guard the borders, but rather as an instrument of sectarian rule, staffing it with Alawites who would remain loyal to the regime.
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Most Republicans will remain loyal to the party ticket and are unlikely to see Stormy Daniels as anything more than yet another chapter in the life of the Donald and in media efforts to bash him.
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While critics have blamed Kalanick's style of leadership for contributing to Uber's contentious and combative workplace, there are also many employees inside the company who remain loyal to him and would be happy to see him return.
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Of course, fans will still remain loyal to Marvel, especially since the company's next film is Ant-Man and the Wasp, which I'm sure I don't need to tell you has been setting geek culture sites afire.
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Many supporters remain loyal to the metalworker who rose from the factory floor to the presidency and improved the lives of millions of the country's poorest, giving him a wide lead in polls ahead of the Oct.
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In an interview in April, Elliott Abrams, the Trump administration's special envoy for Venezuela, said that for a democratic transition to work, all Venezuelans should be part of it, including those who remain loyal to Mr. Maduro.
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The two men are typical of Russian moguls who have benefited from state-owned assets and are expected to remain loyal to the Putin government, said Amos J. Hochstein, a top energy diplomat under the Obama administration.
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Hours later, Mr. Klein shot back, according to Ms. Stewart-Cousins, telling a group of lawmakers at a dinner in downtown Albany that he would remain loyal to Mr. Flanagan and keep the Republican leader in power.
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Republicans offered a grand bargain, one that is emblematic of Trump's brand of conservatism: remain loyal to conservative principles but be responsive to the needs of the American people and faithful in fulfilling your promises to them.
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Would he remain loyal to a president who doesn't seem to understand that loyalty should be reciprocal, or would he succumb to pressure and the very real prospect of a stint in prison, and cooperate with investigators?
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While Venezuela's poorest people may be suffering the most as the economy stagnates and institutions crumble, many remain loyal to Mr. Maduro as the heir to Hugo Chávez, the longtime socialist leader who commanded an enormous following.
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According to Vanity Fair, he recently did a "spitball analysis" of the president's Cabinet to see who would remain loyal to Trump if the 25th Amendment were invoked, and is unsure if Trump would survive an impeachment vote.
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While the Venezuelan opposition plans to introduce shipments of humanitarian aid to the country on February 23, it's unclear how they will do it without the support of the military and police, who remain loyal to a defiant Maduro.
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Mr. Farrell, who narrowly missed the threshold that would have awarded him delegates to the convention, said that he understood the appeal of Mr. Trump in his state but that he wanted to remain loyal to the Democratic Party.
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The MPLA, which has ruled Angola since independence from Portugal in 1975, has lost some support due to political cronyism, though many Angolans remain loyal to the party that emerged victorious from 27 years of civil war in 2002.
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And a top Republican official in Tillis's state of North Carolina indicated there may have been a raw political reason behind Tillis's change, telling CNN the senator was coming under tremendous pressure at home to remain loyal to Trump.
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CRUCIFIED CORPSES The militants are putting up a fierce defense after their leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, told them in a speech last week to remain loyal to their commanders and not to retreat in the "total war" with their enemies.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday warned members of Venezuela's military who remain loyal to socialist President Nicolas Maduro that they are risking their future and their lives and urged them to allow humanitarian aid into the country.
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Trump also addressed the controversy that engulfed his campaign Tuesday, saying that he would remain loyal to his campaign manager Corey Lewandowski after Lewandowski was arrested earlier in the day on charges that he allegedly assaulted a reporter, Michelle Fields.
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Though many have become citizens of Japan or South Korea, the students&apos families remain loyal to their heritage, choosing to send their children to one of some 60 private schools that favor North Korea, teaching the culture and history.
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But the Saudi-led military coalition, which intervened in Yemen in 2015 to restore President Abd-Rabu Mansour Hadi, dismissed the move as it fears that the coastguards may remain loyal to the Houthi-controlled Sanaa government after the withdrawal.
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However, to date, they remain loyal to party, pragmatically believing that holding power — and what comes with that (saving their own positions, court picks, deregulation, etc.) — is more important than standing up for principle and what is right for the nation.
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There is a very real risk that American or other allied assistance may not incentivize a critical mass of the warlords or security forces to remain loyal to any political settlement, especially since there are many other options for external patrons.
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Though Jeff and Shaleia's main YouTube page has been quiet since January, students who remain loyal to the group have posted a flurry of "My Success Story" videos, describing the ways Twin Flames Universe changed their lives for the better.
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By casting aspersions on Mr. Mueller's work, which has otherwise been by the book, they're signaling to the president that they remain loyal to him, despite their initial attempts to at least admit some culpability and work with federal prosecutors.
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As Michael Isikoff reported last week for Yahoo News about a dinner Flynn convened with "a small group of loyalists": Not only did he remain loyal to President Trump; he indicated that he and the president were still in communication.
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But while Trump's decision to govern for conservatives has netted him high approval ratings with Republicans who remain loyal to him, it has also undermined the coalition that put him in the White House, threatening his prospects for re-election.
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Meanwhile, some MAGA-friendly groups like the Proud Boys, whose members were in Charlottesville in an unofficial capacity, scrambled to distance themselves from the rest of the alt-right entirely — and are among the few who remain loyal to the president.
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Some of the escapees who remain loyal to ISIS will seek to lie low and wait out the storm, the officers said, while others will link up with ISIS's terror and recruitment networks in Europe or join its expanding roster of worldwide affiliates.
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The reason behind that is so complex: from companies wanting to get products to market fast, to there being so many different operating systems, to making sure customers remain loyal, to having some control over the environment in which this technology device operates.
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"Those who remain loyal to President Park within Saenuri Party have forgotten about the true value of being conservative and, in result, lost the faith of the people," said Member of Parliament Choung Byoung-gug at a news conference announcing the new party.
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The new book follows the titular character as he grapples with an impossible choice: heed a warning from his former aide de camp Eli Vanto, who brings word that Thrawn's home world is in danger, or remain loyal to the Empire he pledged to serve.
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And while few people would disavow the work of the founding fathers in creating a system of government we minorities remain loyal to, can we honestly understand that system without acknowledging the founding fathers' concerted efforts to exclude minorities and women from those guaranteed rights?
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Lenin had always opposed the war, giving Kaiser Wilhelm II's regime hope that his return would have the effect of "disabling the Russian colossus" by undermining the provisional government's resolve to remain loyal to its British and French allies and not seek a separate peace.
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If that prophecy comes to pass, it suggests that Credence will shove down his doubts and remain loyal to Grindelwald — at least at first, though it's pretty clear he's being set up for redemption — and that Dumbledore will have to fight him at some point.
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The case is a reminder of the huge gulf that still exists between supporters of the current president, Alassane Ouattara, who won re-election by a huge majority in a largely peaceful election last year, and those who remain loyal to Mr. Gbagbo (pronounced BAHG-bo).
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The once-tacky artificial plant may be coming back into vogue in the interior-decor sphere — they'll never die, unlike even the hardiest succulent, and are more realistic than ever before — but now there's a new reason to remain loyal to real houseplants: our skin health.
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This month, the State Department designated Hurras al-Din as a terrorist organization, and offered a reward of up to $5 million each for information on three of the group's leaders who "have been active in Al Qaeda for years and remain loyal" to Mr. Zawahri.
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While core Republican voters remain loyal to him and he is not currently facing a contest for the nomination, Mr. Trump's low standing with political moderates and especially women is leading some G.O.P. officeholders to voice unease about having him at the top of the ticket next year.
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It must have been a pleasure for Trump to do all this with other people's money, as political donors and the Republican Party funded his grand tour of rallies, his political advertising campaign and his development of a national network of operatives who will remain loyal to his causes well into the future.
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Yet, Democrats, following Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE' uninterested see-no-evil lead, are content to remain loyal to Clinton despite the constant stream of damaging, and perhaps incriminating, emails.
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Trump has likewise sought the same loyalty from his attorney general, Jeff Sessions, and has ripped him repeatedly for his decision to recuse himself from the Russia probe, publicly humiliated him on Twitter, and even had Sessions offer up his resignation over his perceived failure to remain loyal to the president and shut down the investigation.
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In spite of the artists' dialogue, and because of it, they remain loyal to their respective aesthetic codes: Pääsuke, as a modernist painter, is flooded with a wonder characteristic of someone closely in touch with nature and the external world, whereas Lemsalu is estranged in her own consciousness; she is still in the search of a door to enter the world at last, to experience the real.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Saturday attacked The New York Times for its reporting on his personal attorney, Michael Cohen, and expressed confidence Cohen will remain loyal to him while under federal investigation.
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They tried to do the same among African-American communities by pointing out how they were mistreated in the U.S. Lacking legal avenues to halt this activity, the recently formed FBI responded by pressuring these various communities to remain loyal to the U.S. In the end, these "intrigues" as the FBI called them did not, in fact, keep the U.S. out of war and they could be characterized as minimal at best.
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