Sentence examples for a conservative faction from inspiring English sources

"We've had no input," said Representative John Tanner, a Tennessee Democrat and a member of the Blue Dogs, a conservative faction.

The House Freedom Caucus, a conservative faction with some 40 members, presented their own objections to the deal, including what they saw as high levels of government spending.

"There was a problem in our structure, our conservative political structure," said Amir Mohebian, a leader in a conservative faction that absorbed some reformist inclinations, including cautious engagement with the West.

The new amalgam of Hadash, a communist party championing feminism and Jewish-Arab coexistence; Raam-Ta'al, a conservative faction led by Islamists; and Balad, a party of staunch Arab nationalists, makes an odd cocktail.

Ricardo Alfonsín of the centrist Radical Civic Union Party was second with 13 percent of the votes, while a former president, Eduardo Duhalde of a conservative faction of the Peronist Party, was third, with 12 percent.

As the leader of a conservative faction opposed to modernization in the church, he was involved in a 20-year struggle that led to a national schism in 1889 and was followed by multiple lawsuits for possession of church property.

However, his early successes faded when plans to stage the remainder of the Ring cycle and other German operas were frustrated by a renascent conservative faction which favoured a more traditional "Hungarian" programme.

She represents a more conservative faction of the party, and during the campaign she took a more hard-line stance than her aunt on same-sex marriage and other issues.

The debate over the future of the Ex-Im Bank, as it is known, has become significant ideological battle, pitting pro-business Republicans, who believe the bank levels the international playing field, and a more conservative faction that was recently emboldened by the defeat of majority leader Eric Cantor at the hands of a Tea Party primary challenger.

Chewy because the question indicated the mood of a clear Conservative faction, and was couched in such scathing terms.

By 1883, he was becoming known as the speaker of a liberal conservative faction of the National Liberal group.