What you can expect, as in all settings where peace breaks out, is that various dissenting factions within or without the old order will try to blow up the change by launching their own violence.
Targeted by terrorists, displaced by global competition, fractured by dissenting factions within, the United States seems once more perched on the edge of a precipice.
In 2011, more than 5,000 Palestinians fled the city of Latakia after Assad's forces attacked the camp with gunboats and ground troops in an effort to crackdown on dissenting factions. .
"He will have to reach out to the dissenting factions in the borough".
It is feared there will be a head-on crash between dissenting factions at the annual Labour Party conference to be held in Scarborough this October.
By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, July 9, 1960 P. 57 It is feared there will be a head-on crash between dissenting factions at the annual Labour Party conference to be held in Scarborough this October.
The New Yorker, July 9, 1960 P. 57 It is feared there will be a head-on crash between dissenting factions at the annual Labour Party conference to be held in Scarborough this October.
The loosely knit faction of dissenting Augusta National members could be characterized as an outer circle who live and work outside Georgia and who have communicated with one another as the dispute has escalated.
As scripted by Black Watch writer Gregory Burke, the soldiers occupy a studiedly neutral position within the knotted politics of the time: Hook's unit are supporting a brutal raid on a house in the nationalist Falls Road by vicious RUC officers; later, Hook's ordeal will see him pass through a loyalist stronghold and become a wedge between dissenting Official and Provisional IRA factions.
Andrei Metelsky, the leader of the Moscow City Duma's pro-Kremlin United Russia faction, said during the legislature's session that dissenting opinions were getting much more of a hearing than in Russia's past.
