When Americans meet the real Iraqis, they may have to learn to tolerate divided loyalties, or corruption.
Instead, they have seized upon the issue of dual citizenship, which the proposed new law would allow, arguing that it will lead to Germans with divided loyalties.
They don't need the reticence that can come with age and experience, and they certainly don't need the sort of entangling alliances, distractions and divided loyalties that family men and women have.
Such suggestions call to mind past charges that people like these have divided loyalties, disposed to subordinate the security concerns of their own country to those of Israel or some larger Jewish conspiracy.
The company that CEO McNerney took over in 2005 on the heels of two failed predecessors was a fractious confederation of old Boeing, McDonnell Douglas, Rockwell International and Hughes Electronics employees full of redundant facilities and divided loyalties.
An individual with Jim's responsibilities faces constant challenges on a daily basis--personnel problems, turf battles and the like, not to mention achieving strategic goals.??? He never had divided loyalties--so many times you see campaign operatives keeping an eye cocked toward the next campaign or trying to make sure they have set themselves up in case the current campaign falters.
Indeed, when New Zealand first used much the same system in 1996, 38% of voters divided their loyalties.
America has built an Iraqi army, but its loyalties are divided.
Devolution is trickier when disaffected components of larger units eg, Bosnia, as it broke away from old Yugoslavia consist of populations whose ethnic make-up is mixed and whose loyalties are therefore divided.
But federal subsidies are hard to adjust quickly, and the loyalties of the local police and army are often divided.
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