Sentence examples for common faction from inspiring English sources

Since then, the CDU and CSU have stayed separate, even though they form a common faction in the federal parliament.The differences between Bavaria and Germany go on.

But officials in the McGreevey administration say that the merchants in Little India are so politically fractured -- they have three separate business associations -- that it is common for one faction to make unsubstantiated allegations against members of another faction.

Traditions common to both factions include the Omans, a sort of waltz, Marches and the duple rhythm manpa (or maynan) dance.

Catering to the middle-class, Aseman differentiated itself from existing publications by covering a broad spectrum of political views without coming down in favour of any single political faction, a common practice among Iran's partisan press.

It confirms our conjecture that the higher is the faction of common repeats, the harder is separation and the worse is the accuracy of our method.

Fights between rival factions are common.

The risk is that the fighting in Falluja may end up only giving the mutually hostile Sunni and Shiite factions a common cause.

Although the government has nominally regained control of rebel territory, western Macedonia remains lawless, and shootouts between rival factions are common.

Non-Sinhalese factions such as the Kalingas and Pandyas of India gained power in Sri Lanka as a result of dynastic marriages with south Indian royalty; conflict between these factions was common.

If the discourse gets so bi- or multipolar that two or more separate components exist, there is no more common ground between different factions.

Over the long history of the global eradication campaign, vaccination drives have been temporarily suspended in a number of countries but have resumed when the different factions reach "common ground on protecting the health of children," Rosenbauer says.