Sentence examples for established faction from inspiring English sources

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The abrupt and dramatic policy changes pursued by the progressive king both alienated and disfranchised the established conservative factions among the andriana (nobles) and Hova (freemen) at court.

Whether Iran uses the newly established Iraqi factions as proxies inside Iraq may depend on Shiite representation in a transitional government.

Established Shiite factions such as the Badr Organization and the League of the Righteous joined wholesale, while other groups sponsored and created their own ad hoc armed units, sending many into the fray with little military training.

His specific role in Weir society is that of a Warrior a champion who will fight to the death in a tournament designed to establish what faction holds power in the socially stratified and corrupt world of the Weirlind.

Another concern is the handful of Indians who have travelled to Pakistan to join or establish new factions in recent years.

"The Greens have never had factions and, like the overwhelming majority of Greens members and voters, I will never support going down the Labor route of establishing formal factions within the party," Di Natale said.

When the war in Diyala was at its worst in 2007, the company shut down; the Islamic Army of Iraq, one of the leading insurgent factions, established its headquarters nearby.

This is due partly to a volatile public mood, and partly because of the factions established among would-be presidential candidates do not make up for Iran's lack of political parties.