Sentence examples for a faction for from inspiring English sources

To understand Chaput's scorn for Clinton you need to know that he is an intellectual leader of the right wing of the Catholic hierarchy in the United States, a faction for which Clinton's support for legal abortion is anathema.

By joining hands against public violence he and the Governor secretly joined a faction for the betterment of society which indeed led to less violence (not all) for desegregation of Little Rock, Arkansas schools.

Many people in Le Roy thought the question of environmental toxins was a red herring, but there was a faction of people for whom this rang alarm bells.

The Weathermen -- who took their name from the Bob Dylan lyric "You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows" -- originated as a faction of Students for a Democratic Society.

Breaking its silence on the protest, the People's Daily's domestic edition, in a commentary, blames a faction of people "for holding an "illegal assembly" which is "seriously disrupting" Hong Kong's social order and the economy.

A faction of the Front for the Liberation of the State of Cabinda claimed responsibility for the attack.

In 2008 he easily beat his cousin, a landowner and industrialist who stood for a faction of the Pakistan Muslim League.

The decision was a victory for a faction of policy makers in the administration who had argued that the treaty was flawed and dangerous.

Moses Mzila Ndlovu, co-minister of national healing and a leader of a faction of the Movement for Democratic Change, was released on $500 bail on Wednesday after five nights in jail.

"We were very surprised," said Hashim Hamad, the political adviser for a faction of the Sudan Liberation Army, one of the bigger — and more divided — rebel groups.

Separate talks are scheduled in the coming weeks with one of them, a faction of the Forces for the Defense of Democracy led by Jean Bosco Ndayikengurukiye.