Sentence examples for big factions from inspiring English sources

Several big factions, including Mr Somkid's, have broken away.

The most powerful politicians resent being cut out of his government, which at first contained ministers from all the big factions.

As the two big factions of operatives and strategists in the party, the Clinton and Obama camps were always working together.

I understand that there's a big faction of the Republican Party that's on board with it, however, I just don't see it.

He could prove acceptable to the bigger factions if these were assured plum posts.

To be fair, the rebels said all along that they were not ready for a peace conference without conditions; some were bounced into it, while leaders of the bigger factions stayed away.

Origins of a Conflict Despite the pressure, the government seems determined to fight on, and the most powerful rebel groups — the biggest factions of the Justice and Equality Movement and the Sudanese Liberation Army — have refused to sit down for talks.

Cocky and with an earthy humour, Mr Aso leads a small party faction and would probably prove acceptable to the heads of bigger factions if these were assured plum posts in government and party.But some members will argue that this kind of back-room dealing is just what voters loathe, and will perhaps put forward a reformist in the Koizumi mould.

The Newspoll suggested the conservative coalition would pick up at least 22 seats in the 150-member lower house, ending the gridlock that developed after the last election gave neither of the two biggest factions an outright majority.

In the biggest faction, several members defied leaders and said they would back Mr. Koizumi, not Mr. Fujii.

She controls the biggest faction in parliament, but many in it are demanding Mr Wahid's removal.