Sentence examples for On faction from inspiring English sources

In all, the division has counted at least 23 assassination attempts on faction leaders in its jurisdiction, and 10 have succeeded.

I recall dragging a large banner across the San Francisco Cow Palace floor at the 1964 convention that read "Stay in the Mainstream!" But as Francis Bacon pointed out in "On Faction," written in 1597, "a few who are stiff do tire out a great number that are more moderate".

"I really like skiing on Faction's skis, and this is a really hard industry to get into.

This fiction is based on faction, glamorizing the work of our unaccountable CIA at home and at war with Piper Perabo who has been promoted from dancing barmaid in Coyote Ugly into a CIA trainee "who is suddenly thrust into the inner sanctum of the agency after being promoted to field operative".

As the week wore on, factions of bankers, politicians and regulators developed with each side blaming the other for making reform even harder to achieve.

Just as Flynn provided an ally for Bannon on the inside, taking on factions within the White House, Yiannopoulos has helped stoke the hate against the opposition to Trump on the outside.

But as time wore on one faction, dubbed ultras by their fellow students, rose to dominate the movement.

If you concentrate on balancing one faction against another, the debate moves on, often against you.

New parties were formed from the remnants of the old ones: the Liberal Party built on the old Seiyūkai, whereas the Progressive Party drew on factions of both the Seiyūkai and the Minseitō.

It probably fears the reform's effect, not only on Kurdish nationalists but also on factions within its ranks.

"Unfortunately, the whole political process is now based on factions conspiring against each other for their own gains," he said.