loyalty board造句

• As was its practice, the loyalty board gave no reason for its decision.
• From June 5, 1941 to June 5, 1953, Kemp served on the Territorial Loyalty Board.
• The order established a wide area for the departmental loyalty boards to conduct loyalty screenings of federal employees and job applicants.
• She had been investigated by the State Department Loyalty Board in 1951 because of casual past associations with two people considered suspect.
• In March 1952, the Loyalty Board gave Lorwin a complete clearance again and ordered him restored to duty with full back pay.
• As such, Part II of the EO provided the power to the head of each department or agency to appoint one or more loyalty boards.
• Condon's tenacious encounters with the House Unamerican Activities Committee and other government Loyalty Boards in the 1940s and 1950s made him " almost legendary " among fellow scientists.
• On the basis of Davis'report that Clubb was not a security risk, Acheson overturned the decision against Clubb by the State Department's loyalty board, and restored Clubb's pension.
• Lorwin, now the chief of the European Section of the State Department's Division of International Labor, Social and Health Affairs, faced another investigation before the newly created State Department Loyalty Board.
• Cleared by a State Department loyalty board _ by his count he would eventually pass nine such inquiries _ Service was to go to Gen . Douglas MacArthur's headquarters in Tokyo.
• That's why he fancied a 1952 signboard, emblazoned in bold lettering and vivid house paint by Jesse E . Howard, a self-taught artist from Fulton, Mo . On it Howard wrote the news of the day : " Loyalty Board Names Woman in Secrecy Leak ."
• In accordance with a loyalty review program introduced by President Harry S . Truman in 1947, Moss was investigated by the loyalty board of the General Accounting Office in October 1949 . The next year, when Moss was promoted to communications clerk at the Pentagon, she was reinvestigated by the Army s Loyalty-Security Screening Board.
• The executive order said : " maximum protection must be afforded the United States against infiltration of disloyal persons into the ranks of its employees, and equal protection from unfounded accusations of disloyalty must be afforded the loyal employees . " But those protections were deemed inadequate, as objections surfaced regarding the lack of due process protections resulting from the departmental loyalty board procedures.