Sentence examples for faction of one from inspiring English sources

In recent days, Mr. Bartlett has appeared to be a faction of one, and several colleagues have spoken out in Mr. Zedillo's defense.

On Tuesday, Mr Obama blamed conservative Republicans in the House of Representatives for the shutdown, saying "one faction of one party" was responsible because "they didn't like one law".

But, he added, "I cannot remember a time when one faction of one party promises economic chaos if it can't get 100 percent of what it wants".

"One faction of one party in one house of Congress in one branch of government doesn't get to shut down the entire government," Mr. Obama told reporters at the White House on Monday afternoon.

In a recent interview (in Spanish) with El Faro, an online newspaper, leaders of a faction of one gang said the daily number of killings would soar to above 20 a day if the truce collapses.

But what I've also said is that it is not acceptable for one faction of one party in one chamber to say, "Either we get what we want, or we'll shut down the government".

The one he decided to target was run by the Haqqani faction of Islamic militants, one of the most powerful in the tribal areas.

This is not just a matter of one faction against another on the Republican side of the aisle.

A man whose deepest impulse is to demonstrate sympathy for every faction was suddenly obliged to alienate the affections of one faction completely.

"We were very surprised," said Hashim Hamad, the political adviser for a faction of the Sudan Liberation Army, one of the bigger — and more divided — rebel groups.

Spall's ex-publican brother and his hairdresser daughter liked it a lot, though he concedes such productions "do appeal to a certain faction of society" – not one he counts himself part of.