Sentence examples for factions needed from inspiring English sources

Relief officials said that as those groups splintered, their new factions needed matériel, and that the attack on the peacekeepers might have been intended to seize quality weapons.

Nechirvan Barzani said it would be "almost impossible" for Iraq to return to the situation that existed before the city of Mosul was captured, and that the various factions needed to "sit down and find a way to live together".

But this array of factions needs the Bush administration to get to that point.

Labour's warring factions need to remember that in the end all that matters in politics is what gets done.

Like all great rivalries – from Sherlock and Moriarty to Rangers and Celtic – these opposing factions need each other, and it did kind of seem like they were all having a good time together. .

He has been working the party's grass roots in recent months and has built up enough support that his backers made the difference the Perot faction needed in Nashville.

In general, the religious establishment believes that only a small, fanatical faction needs to be tackled.

The report - which was been leaked to the Yorkshire Post - also found the association was troubled by factions and needed to unite.

Because no side gained a clear majority, difficult negotiations among the factions are needed before a new government is formed.

It's no wonder the Republicans in Texas are breaking into factions: They need the competition.

This at a time when the factions we need to be most concerned with are driven not only by the President's identity but by American foreign policy and the dictates of the interminable war on terror.