Sentence examples for conservative faction of from inspiring English sources

The opinionated, conservative faction of the company that supports Trump is already testing his authority.

For months, Santorum became the favored face of the most conservative faction of the party, the one person who gave them a viable chance at resisting Romney.

The Stalwarts a conservative faction of the Republican Party that included powerful party leaders such as New York Sen. Roscoe Conkling favoured former president Ulysses S. Grant.

Where they would lose seats would be in moderate districts, which would leave the conservative faction of the House gaining more power.

The writer blames the extreme conservative faction of the House Republicans for pushing forward with impeachment, despite the fact that most of the public is against it.

But of all of Trump's finger-pointing, the one aimed at the conservative faction of his party feels the most notable.

"We are adding balance," said Dr. Don McLeroy, the leader of the conservative faction on the board, after the vote.

The approval of Mr. Cantor, who often aligns himself with the most conservative factions of the House, could clear the way for others to support it.

After Thorbecke's death in 1872, the split between the progressive and conservative factions of the Liberal Party deepened, enabling the religious parties eventually to take power.

Both he and Foreign Minister Javad Zarif have active Twitter accounts, but conservative factions of the government have sought to block reform.

The optimistic case is that he's broadly acceptable — he has traditional qualifications, he's well positioned between the moderate and conservative factions of the Republican Party and his favorability numbers are relatively good.