Sentence examples for dysfunctional factions from inspiring English sources

The political goals of the surge, however — to push Iraq's dysfunctional factions to reform and cooperate — never got far.

With at least five dysfunctional factions at war for the iron throne of Westeros, allegedly forged from the 1,000 enemies' swords surrendered to the nation's first king, this is no easy task.

Until our monstrous electoral system is reformed to free people to form parties that better reflect voters' wishes, the two old parties must remain as bitterly dysfunctional factions locked in a deadly electoral embrace by first-past-the-post.

"It's irresponsible to have such a dysfunctional, faction-ridden Labour Party running the country," he said.

It's irresponsible to have such a dysfunctional, faction-ridden Labour party running the country.

As dysfunctional as the filibuster may be, minority factions used to have many more options for obstructing deliberation in the House and the Senate, both of which have curtailed procedures that once impeded majority rule.

In all, the documents painted a picture of a highly dysfunctional, top-heavy organization divided into discrete, rival factions, and weighed down by mistrust, poor communication, buck-passing and internecine squabbling.

The case also appears to be caught up in the bitter infighting among Iranian leadership factions that is making the government increasingly dysfunctional.

Some will deplore this new sign that America's dysfunctional polity is being crushed in the vice of faction.

It should be noted that Maré, a complex of 16 favelas with 130,000 residents, is home to three drug-trafficking factions and militias of corrupt ex-policemen, with a dysfunctional police battalion thrown into the mix.

However, Zardari's Pakistan Peoples Party PPPP) does not have the necessary votes in Parliament to repeal these dysfunctional blasphemy statutes and there is pressure for him to acquiesce to radical extremist factions.