Sentence examples for a different faction from inspiring English sources

Though from a different faction than Mr Letta, she too belongs to the economically liberal centre-left.

Ms. Reyna, as well as a different faction of Satmars, generally backed the project from the beginning.

Now, however, we are about to antagonise a different faction, by arguing that the UK's only proposed nuclear power plant, Hinkley C in Somerset, should not be built.

"Kirchner's whole government plan is to hand out jobs and other favors so that he will have a subservient, captive vote," said Omar Muñiz, a provincial legislator who belongs to a different faction of the Peronist movement.

Last week, when he cast one of 81 votes to dissolve the Government, the situation had reached farcical proportions: there were three different bills on the floor, each with a separate no-confidence motion attached by a different faction.

The education minister, Farouk Wardak, who is close to the negotiations, described dealing with the Taliban by drawing a diagram of 10 vertical lines, each representing a different faction.

Its chief executive, Jesús Reyes Heroles, a former PRI minister, has been replaced by Juan José Suárez Coppel, who has a private-sector background but also has ties to a different PRI faction.

"The changes from Najib to Rabbani weren't so great," Zarmeena said, "except that the fighting went on, and every part of Kabul was controlled by a different mujahideen faction, and it was very difficult to move from one part of the city to the other.

Only Premier Li Keqiang belongs to a different political faction, as a protégé of former President Hu Jintao.

Pointing out from the recently built third floor, Gabriela explains, "Just over there is controlled by a different [drug] faction.

The laundry lists this year's Republican version runs about 50 pages are also a chance for different factions within a party to publicize issues that might not be getting much attention from voters or even from their own standard-bearer.