Sentence examples for factionalism from inspiring English sources

The FDLR is, moreover, riven by factionalism and is no longer the threat it once was.

He is overcompensating: in moderation, a little factionalism could leave him looking less lonely.

Soon, the old "patterns" of factionalism and patronage came to the fore.

Despite past flops and a lack of government experience, Mr Hichilema has benefited from the defection of politicians from rival parties riddled with factionalism.

But the rivalry then flared, and lawlessness and factionalism have been rife since.Machinegun bursts on May 26th sent residents scurrying for cover.

Yet he is reluctant to say anything divisive for fear of reviving the ugly factionalism of the Blair-Brown years.

A former cabinet minister points to overstaffing, factionalism and bureaucracy.A comparison with China is instructive.

Mr Santos Ferreira will need to distance himself from the government if one type of factionalism is not to be swapped for a much broader kind.Older, strategic headaches are also likely to return.

"Western confrontational democracy would not be a good thing in our country because it risks degenerating into regionalism, factionalism and ethnicity .Not everyone in Mali agrees and the notion that adversarial politics means chaos has often been cited as justification for dictators elsewhere on the continent.

Most annoying was the factionalism of the Labor Party and its reluctance to get behind him.

Even among Shias, a paralysing factionalism has, if anything, got worse.