Sentence examples for dissident wing from inspiring English sources

Even the highly disciplined Brotherhood has sprouted a vocal dissident wing that charges the group's leadership with lending legitimacy to what it believes will be an electoral farce.

In modern-day St Petersburg Mother Kassia, a learned nun attached to a dissident wing of the Orthodox Church, still lobbies for his rehabilitation triggering some rich theological debates in the Russian blogosphere.

Eddie Kay, a Local 1181 organizer of a dissident wing known as Members for Change, said the local's parent, the Amalgamated Transit Union, had long known about corruption allegations but refused to fully investigate them.

Overt opposition to his rule surfaced in December 1960, when a dissident wing of the army secured control of Addis Ababa and was dislodged only after a sharp engagement with loyalist elements.

"We can't have 30 people hijack the party and blackmail the Congress," said Rep. Peter T. King, a New York Republican who has been one of the most vocal opponents of his party's dissident wing.

There would be a greater possibility of sectional third parties; and the ever-present threat that dissident wings of the Republican and Democratic parties might bolt and run separately.

A more nuanced conversation can be found elsewhere (and I'm not referring to the dissident liberal wing).

When Labor Council Secretary Robert King organised a conference of dissident left-wing unions on 1 August 1936, which was attended by Heffron and three other caucus members, Lang summoned a special party conference on 22 August which expelled Heffron, King and all the other leaders who attended the conference.

These theses were condemned as a right-wing deviation by the party (earning him the status of being condemned both as a left-wing and a right-wing dissident within a timeframe of five years).

But that is precisely what worries some left-wing dissident voices in Brazil's governing Workers Party.

One of them, indeed, Alvaro Uribe Velez, a right-wing dissident from the opposition Liberal Party, says that, unless a ceasefire were in force at the time, he would set about retaking the FARC's enclave from the day of his inauguration.