Sentence examples for faction of those from inspiring English sources
A faction of those critics broke away, creating a new party and a challenge to her leadership.
"No one who speaks in the name of religion has the right to excommunicate a faction of those battling in Egypt," he said.
The World Health Organization estimates that more than 70 million people around the world need wheelchairs, and in most developing countries, only a small faction of those who need wheelchairs own or have use of one.
As Woodward and Bernstein themselves admitted in their recent Post editorial, it was the president's many crimes that "brought down" Nixon, and their reporting -- summarized in All the President's Men -- covered only a small faction of those crimes.
The anti-immigration faction of the Republican Party dismisses those numbers, demanding more raids and roundups, which have been curbed.
Morton ranked as one of the strongest members of the so-called "Stalwart" faction of the Republican party: those most deeply committed to protecting and preserving Republican governments in the South.
The question is which faction of the GOP will prevail: those like Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz)., who advocate a clenched-fist approach toward the Kremlin, especially as the dispute over Russia's interference in the 2016 election intensifies, or those endorsing Trump's efforts to establish more friendly relations, despite the warnings of the national security community.
Murphy's unpopularity only increased as he replaced workers loyal to Senator Reuben Fenton's faction of the Republican party with those loyal to Conkling's.
In voting against the Force Bill, Tyler knew he would permanently alienate the pro-Jackson faction of the Virginia legislature, even those who had tolerated his irregularity up to this point.
Obama correctly says that not only do we "tend to trust our institutions less," we also "tend to trust each other less". Of course there are parallel increases in distrust: Government's dignity diminishes as government grows to serve factions of those sophisticated at manipulating its allocation of preferences.
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