Sentence examples for clans between from inspiring English sources

Relatives of both parties then joined in the dispute, and soon the entire membership of both clans — between four and six thousand people — was dragged into a war that had now raged for longer than Daniel could remember.

To compare the similarities and differences exist in CYP450 clans between A. mongolicus and other species, we summarized the sequences number and proportion of different CYP450 clans of A. mongolicus, Medicago truncatula and Arabidopsis thaliana (Additional file 6, Figure 14).

The consultations reiterated a mutual lack of trust between groups within Somalia, including between clans and between the federal government and regional authorities.

In what often cripples novels of this flavor, the conversations between the Burroughs clan, between Clayton and his wife, Kate, as well as, Agent Holly and Clayton, brings the characters to life.

In an essay, "Of Tamarinds and Cosmopolitans", Farah wrote of a clash not of clans, but between pastoralist nomads and urbanites, in a once "open city with no walls".

In January, however, it abolished the veto power and announced it was ready to sell its remaining 25% holding in most privatised companies, except in strategic sectors though no one seems sure what "strategic" means.Competition within the elite between powerful clans, or between reformers and supporters of the status quo also helps to explain the inconsistencies of economic policy.

Andrei Piontkovsky, a sharp-tongued Russian commentator, says the struggle among Kremlin clans is between "global kleptocrats" who want to be part of the world economy and "national kleptocrats" with cruder domestic interests.For now, Russia shows no sign of softening on Georgia.

The Kaqchikel kingdom itself was divided among four clans that between them contained ten principal lineages or "big houses".

Romanian politics is still, to a large extent, a competition between rival clans, inside and between the parties.

In this way oral literature sustains the sense of continuity between the clans as well as between the present and the time of creation.

Confucianism also held that marriage was of supreme importance not so much for the love between two individuals but for the alliances they forged between clans.