Sentence examples for faction was the from inspiring English sources
"It did not matter which political faction was the source of the bill.
The original process worked well in the early years of the republic, when Washington, who was not affiliated closely with any faction, was the unanimous choice of electors in both 1789 and 1792.
In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, the dominant tribal faction was the Āl Qawāsim (singular: Qāsimī), whose ships controlled the maritime commerce (notably fishing and pearling) concentrated in the lower Persian Gulf and in much of the Indian Ocean.
Critics, including some within the Sandinistas, said the 60-year-old former revolutionary had betrayed the movement's tradition of feminism and liberalism to try to clinch victory in the first round of the presidential election on November 5. Of the four leading candidates, Edmundo Jarquín, leader of a dissident Sandinista faction, was the only one to oppose the bill.
The most notorious and fashion-daring Liberian faction was the Butt Naked Gang [Ed. note: This is not a joke.
The Damascus faction was the enemy of the military committee because of their support for Nazim al-Kudsi's regime and the Hawranist were considered as rivals because of their stance against pan-Arabism.
This faction are the protectors of the society and are known for their toughness and courage.
The faction is the latest sign of the deepening divisions inside the Taliban, which has steadily fragmented throughout this year.
Another faction is the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, a Marxist group considered the second most prominent in the P.L.O.
The third faction is the radical ideologues who want a more extreme revolution than Chávez ever delivered.
