Sentence examples for a moderate faction of from inspiring English sources

A moderate faction of the guild has been outraged with his handling of contract negotiations and forced his ouster.

The board is scheduled to meet on Oct. 18, its first meeting since a moderate faction of union members won 6 of 11 seats on the board in a hotly contested election last month.

Although Reagan claims that the arms sales were to a "moderate" faction of Iranians, the Walsh Iran/Contra Report states that the arms sales were "to Iran" itself, which was under the control of the Ayatollah.

Two years ago, he helped to found the Democrats, a moderate faction on the left.

While on the one hand the existence of these secret meetings demonstrates an even more intimate connection between the Kyoto School and the military than was previously known, on the other hand it is crucially significant that they were in cooperation with a certain moderate faction of the navy, a faction that was opposed to the extremists that dominated the army.

Meanwhile, at a high-level international Friends of Syria meeting in Morocco this week, the United States is reportedly preparing to recognize a more moderate faction of opposition political figures as the legitimate representatives of the Syrian people.

Haynes was part of a moderate faction that disagreed with Endecott's action, claiming that the cross had been reduced to a symbol of nationalism.

Dudley was part of a moderate faction, along with his brother-in-law Simon Bradstreet and William Stoughton, that supported accommodating the king's demands.

With the Taliban having dispersed, some of its leaders now claim that a moderate faction had been struggling to expel Mr. bin Laden from Afghanistan.

The House of Khalifa is reported to have been split into a "moderate" faction led by the Crown Prince (CP) and a "hardline" faction led by the Khawalid brothers who share the same "anti-reform" agenda with the PM.

Blaine was a member of the moderate faction of the Republican party and a strong supporter of black suffrage.