Sentence examples for faction and a from inspiring English sources

Europe divided Thatcher's Tory Party into a soft, modernising faction and a harder, resistant one.

• Elaine Palmer is fiction editor at Pulp Faction, and a freelance subeditor with AFX News.

Steele's camp competed against a blue-blooded Establishment Faction and a right-wing Libertarian Faction.

She soon came to head its left-wing faction, and a string of electoral victories propelled her to the leadership of an SLFP-based coalithat that won the parliamentary elections of August 1994.

The second chamber, which since the electoral reform had been dominated by the Farmers Partyy, was at this time split into a protectionist faction and a free-trade faction.

Despite struggles between an older faction and a newer group in the tribe, the Nisqually have successfully built a casino as well as new fishing and scuba-diving enterprises.

But divisions are already emerging between the main rebel faction and an Islamist group fighting by its side, Andar ud-Dine.

We are joining a Sunni-Shiite civil war, and on our side we find Al-Nusra, perhaps the strongest rebel faction and an affiliate of Al Qaeda in Iraq.

Always go into custom battle, and preview the army list before selecting a faction and starting a game.

The EDU achieved a truly integrated form of participatory planning, establishing a common ground between once warring factions and a common will to make change.

His statements underscored the tenuous hold on control and unity here, in a land with several armed factions and a range of ambitions.