Sentence examples for faction of which from inspiring English sources

The Moro Islamic Liberation Front, which signed last year's deal, was originally a splinter group of the Moro National Liberation Front, a faction of which is now fighting in Zamboanga.

Second is the growth of the Pakistani Taliban, a faction of which was driven out of the Swat region of Pakistan in 2009, and has since been squatting in eastern Afghanistan, launching attacks across the border.

The DP members of the Great Hural were unable to maintain their own parliamentary group, and most opted to join the MPRP faction, of which Gonchigdorj became deputy chairman.

The group said to be preparing the attack was the Egyptian Islamic Jihad, a faction of which is closely associated with Osama bin Laden, the Saudi financier who tops the United States list of most-wanted terrorists.

Since 2014, the army has waged an offensive targeting a federation of insurgent groups known as the Pakistani Taliban, a breakaway faction of which claimed responsibility for the Easter bombing.

Basically, it was a scandal that almost took down the Reagan administration: Against their government's public policy of not negotiating with terrorists, American officials engaged in a series of covert and blatantly illegal arms-for-hostages exchanges with the Iranian government, a faction of which was funding and sponsoring my father's captors.

We didn't know who was in charge, and there were all these competing factions, of which Hezbollah was one.

The big question arising out of the defeat of Mourdock and Akin is whether this will take the wind out of the sails of the Tea Party, factions of which strongly backed their candidacies.

The handful of Pistols gigs were less shows than dramas in which a mood of incipient - and sometimes actual - violence played its part in stoking the interest of the music press, factions of which had caught Year Zero fever.

One senior Labour MP said it could work in a similar way to the Australian Labor party's caucus system, which formally splits into factions of which the "national left" and "national right" are the biggest.

At least 18 other people have been killed in two weeks in clashes between the rebels, the 800 soldiers still loyal to the government, the police - factions of which are taking sides - and armed civilian gangs.