Sentence examples for a faction from from inspiring English sources

In May 2000 Fiji saw its second coup, led by a civilian, George Speight, but backed by a faction from an elite army squadron.

See articleThe leader of Libya's rebel movement, Mustafa Abdul Jalil, dismissed his cabinet following the killing of his military chief by a faction from his own side.

Mr. Silver appointed Assemblyman Paul A. Tokasz, who represents part of the Buffalo area, as majority leader, placating a faction from western and central New York that had insisted the post go to one of their own.

After the collapse of the Baath Party's first brief reign in 1963, the party splintered and Aziz, who did propaganda work for the party, joined a faction from Tikrit, a city in north-central Iraq.

That's how Cartes' faction of the ruling Colorado Party reached agreement with Lugo's progressive Frente Guasu (Great Front, in the Paraguayan Guaraní language), and a faction from the centre-right Liberal Party led by Senator Blas Llano, who is not running and supports Lugo's candidacy.

Allies of one candidate, Patrick J. Buchanan, sought an order barring a competing faction from operating under the party's name.

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Aside from the lone female candidate another first for a presidential election in the region there was a bearded Islamist, a Berber and the leader of a breakaway faction from Mr Bouteflika's party who promised faster change and greater democracy.

It included a large faction from the Muslim Brotherhood, a party that had been in exile since it was outlawed in Syria in the 1980s.

United Nations peacekeepers conducted a fresh offensive today aimed at bringing to heel a dissident faction from the rag-tag pro-government coalition, a United Nations spokeswoman said.

But we can't discount the emergence of a reformist faction from North Korea's opaque leadership, though chances of a Korean Gorbachev seem unlikely.