Sentence examples for faction toward from inspiring English sources

The most disturbing aspect of this sorry tale is that Mr. Vergès, as he moves from the nationalism of the National Liberation Front through the Marxism of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine and the Red Army Faction toward the radical Islamism of his later, Iranian-backed clients, continues to speak in the soothing, familiar idiom of humanism.

For its part, the international community has shown little capacity to move Haiti's factions toward a workable compromise.

Asked about recent negotiations among Palestinian factions toward a possible cease-fire, Dr. Rantisi said, "Whoever is talking about negotiations, let him go to hell".

The American strategy is for Khalilzad to push the Iraqi factions toward a government of national unity, so that political compromise will drain away support for the violence, while the Iraqi security forces become capable national institutions.

On Saturday, Israel initiated at least two attacks in the Gaza Strip, as tensions continued to rise over the nearly daily firing of homemade rockets by Palestinian factions toward the Ashkelon area in Israel.

They ask whether the United States should marshal its military and diplomatic energy to push Iraq's factions toward a "soft partition" of secure and sustainable regions, home-ruled and homogenous, to prevent full-blown civil war in the heart of the oil-rich Middle East.

The debate over possible coalitions risked reopening the rift between Clegg's Orange Book wing of the party and the social democratic faction that leaned toward Labour.

The scene in the Oval Office was almost an exact reprise of the G.O.P.'s major intra-Party standoffs of the past few years (over the debt ceiling, and whether John Boehner should remain the Party's leader), with Meadows holding out and bending the Party toward his faction.

Most European languages have an equivalent: the French balkaniser, the Italian balkanizzare, the German balkanisieren, and the Russian balkanizirovat' — attesting to the special relationship between the Balkan Peninsula and the human tendency toward division and faction.

While a southern slaveowner himself, Taylor had no particular bias toward the southern faction of Congress which sought to maintain its right to slavery.

"Most of the association members were lovely toward us, but a faction that's splintering off from the main group grew particularly insulting, especially toward the Monticello historians trying to explain the facts".