Sentence examples for faction which may from inspiring English sources
Another faction, which may include some former midlevel Taliban officials, has insisted, perhaps a little too fervently, that the airstrikes are completely mistaken.
Labelling respectful language as partisan fuels the gap between Right and Left factions which may be at an all-time high since the civil war.
Gelfand says that during the election campaign Fortov probably had to seek the support of various powerful factions within the academy, which may restrict his ability to reform RAS and his choice of deputies.
Hamas sources said Friday's executions had been carried out by what it called the Resistance, which may suggest the involvement of other armed Palestinian factions.
A "yes" vote would demonstrate rejection of the Tsipras strategy in this sixth year of crisis, which may prompt his resignation or spur another military or political faction to take over by force.
Some of the defendants apparently expected support from the army, which may retain some far-right sympathisers, formerly known as the verkrampte faction.
Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, ordered an investigation into the assault, which may be linked to a dispute between West Bank and Gaza factions of the Palestinian Authority.
The Beaver Run congregation modified its district's boundaries in 1879, which may have resulted in a division of the congregation at Old Pine Church into two factions: White Pine Church of the Brethren and Old Pine Church.
Which may already be happening.
