Sentence examples for diverse factions from inspiring English sources
Valls, who is on the right of the Socialist party (PS), will have to pull together diverse factions of the government, from which two Greens have already resigned.
Although there have been skirmishes among these groups, in general the very diverse factions of the opposition have learned to walk and even work together.
Twenty years ago, when she was a young Foreign Service officer in Moscow, Victoria Nuland gave me a dazzling briefing on the diverse factions inside the Russian parliament.
The Labour party has, from the beginning, been made up of diverse factions; that's its beauty – asking it to become cohesive is like trying to find one shampoo that will care for the hair of everybody in Angelina Jolie's house.
In 2002 Pelosi was elected minority whip and using what she referred to as her "mother of five" voice began pushing for unity among the diverse factions within her party by embracing conservatives and moderates.
A Democratic manifesto that unites the Party's own diverse factions would begin as a referendum on the ruling party: the White House and Congress have handed government over to corrupt interests, and, in so doing, the Republicans have betrayed basic American principles of honesty, competence, and fairness.
"And he understands the complexity of dealing with the diverse Iraqi factions".
A major power struggle appears to have broken out between the diverse militant factions that make up the Taliban in Pakistan.
Border disputes, power struggles among diverse regional factions, and attempts to establish regional and internal influence would eventually spark the Uruguayan War as well as the later Paraguayan War.
To put it differently, the political effort to attain "national unity" through reconciliation of the diverse Patriot factions of all stripes, got in the way of the effort to create an efficient national unitary state, as envisioned by Gogel.
Don Halperin was the ultimate consensus builder, a skilled negotiator who had the uncanny ability to relate to all people, bringing the most diverse and opposing factions together to reach satisfying resolutions to thorny issues and debates.
