Sentence examples for faction collapsed from inspiring English sources

A finely balanced government of national unity, which includes Hezbollah and Hariri's Sunni faction, collapsed.

August 1989 Peace talks in Paris involving 19 nations and the four warring Cambodian factions collapse.

The paragraph, for August 1989, should have read: "Peace talks in Paris involving 19 nations and the four warring Cambodian factions collapse". In some copies the chronology also referred incorrectly to the Vietnamese installation of a Government led by Heng Samrin.

When Simmons left the Faction booth, Janzen collapsed into a chair, he said.

Diplomatic efforts again falteredon Sunday when the possibility of peace talks, tentatively set for this week, suddenly collapsed after factions loyal to Mr Hadi announced they would not take part until the Houthi side recognised a UN resolution in support of the deposed leader.

But after Soviet Communism collapsed, a dissident faction of the E.L.N. split off.

Their great rival party, the Whigs, had collapsed into internal factions after their 1856 electoral loss and the new Republican Party was nascent.

Two years later, after the violence of the 1968 Democratic convention and the emergence of the ultra-radical Weatherman faction, the group had all but collapsed.

Kirkuk's defences collapsed after peshmerga units loyal to a faction of the PUK withdrew, allowing Iraqi forces easy access to the southern half of the city.

The two factions agreed a reconciliation agreement in October but it has collapsed.

In places where the state has collapsed, such as Syria, more radical Islamists, including jihadist factions, have captured the initiative from the Brothers.