Sentence examples for factions in and from inspiring English sources
You detect throughout the exhibition, both in what it avoids saying and it how much it glancingly touches on, the pressures of conflicting factions, in and out of the museum: a predicament for any Jewish museum in Germany, as for any memorial museum.
Things will rarely be smooth for Apple in China even if consumers love it there will always be factions in and out of government that are trying to take it down," Michael Clendenin, managing director of technology consultancy RedTech Advisors, told Reuters.
The Muslim world had become more united under effective leaders such as Saladin, and dissension arose amongst Christian factions in, and concerning, the Holy Land.
We travelled to Ankara, Turkey's capital city, where we listened to counter-terrorism experts talk about the various factions in and around Turkey threatening law and order.
The two men roamed across Southeast Asia, seemingly almost unhindered, for nearly 20 years as they became fellow travelers with radical Muslim groups and factions in Indonesia and the Philippines, among them the Moro Islamic Liberation Front and the Abu Sayyaf group.
They have provoked a predictably robust public reaction: Salmond promptly described Labour as "a hotbed of factionalism and poisonous infighting – between factions in Scotland and London and within those factions themselves.
The Green Line established from the 1970s until 1990 to separate the Christian and Muslim factions in East and West Beirut, respectively, became a dangerous barricade dividing the city.
Highlights of his plan for Iraq involve leveraging our planned withdrawal to bring all factions in Iraq and nearby countries including Syria and Iran to the negotiating table.
"But it's a big tent, and there are many factions in it, and that's okay with me".
The country has also been riven for a decade by intense and sometimes violent rivalry between political factions in Bangkok and elsewhere.
This led to the dismantling of Herzeg-Bosnia and reduced the number of warring factions in Bosnia and Herzegovina from three to two.
