Sentence examples for factions of its from inspiring English sources
Confronted by terrorism and economic recession, the UCD disintegrated into the factions of its "barons".
A campaign to persuade the citizens of New York to read the same book all at once has dissolved amid a split between factions of its organizing committee over which book to recommend.
Confronted by terrorism and economic recession, the UCD disintegrated into the factions of its "barons". After heavy defeats in local elections and fearing a possible military coup, Suárez resigned in January 1981.
The GOP, in pursuing the agenda of the most extreme factions of its base, has left moderates within its own party and American common sense behind.
This seemed to be part of a vicious tit-for-tat campaign of more than 200 assassinations between the Tigers and a rebel faction of its own, which broke away last March.
The M.D.C. candidate won by a vote of 105 to 93, picking up 2 or 3 ZANU-PF votes and carrying a smaller breakaway faction of its own party that had threatened to abstain.
Of course, nothing changes until the league, its players and the mayhem-loving faction of its fans realize heads are decidedly more fragile and valuable than Wiffle balls and just because some people find the barbarism entertaining doesn't make it defensible.
By definition, there must now be a rudimentary Bradway faction of its own -- football men who impressed him in previous posts, and were on his laundry list of people he would hire if he ever had the clout, which he now does.
Bitcoin was first described by an anonymous person or group of people in 2008, and from the start a large faction of its proponents were hobbyists and internet weirdos.
With any luck, any further escalation can be avoided for now.However, while Hamas is by far the most disciplined of the Palestinian factions, some of its members may not agree with continuing the tahdiya, and might launch attacks in the future, with or without the leadership's consent.
The military, therefore, hedged its bets and kept supporting some factions of the Taliban, basing its policy on its worry that if U.S left the region, who would control the meltdown?
