Sentence examples for different faction from inspiring English sources

Though from a different faction than Mr Letta, she too belongs to the economically liberal centre-left.

Ms. Reyna, as well as a different faction of Satmars, generally backed the project from the beginning.

"Kirchner's whole government plan is to hand out jobs and other favors so that he will have a subservient, captive vote," said Omar Muñiz, a provincial legislator who belongs to a different faction of the Peronist movement.

The education minister, Farouk Wardak, who is close to the negotiations, described dealing with the Taliban by drawing a diagram of 10 vertical lines, each representing a different faction.

One of the key reasons why governments between 1945 and 1994 were short-lived, with an average life of 11 months, was that governments had to be reshuffled regularly in order to allow different faction leaders to obtain posts, partly due to an electoral system that was so highly proportional.

If the winner comes from a different faction, the Supreme Leader will be more preoccupied with issues at home.

As in the United States, different factions are viewing the developments very differently.

Put differently: The extreme divisions between Libya's different factions make tackling the IS-linked militias an almost insurmountable task.

The MPs in the different factions do not appear to be driven by ideological differences.

You have different factions.

"There are different factions.