Sentence examples for factions of their from inspiring English sources

The Castros have a history of broking deals among competing factions of their leftist allies in the region.

Yet Republican presidential candidates have decimated each other in an effort to curry favor from the Tea Party and conservative Christian factions of their party.

After a U.S.-backed Ethiopian invasion disbanded them, in 2006, a faction of their militias called al-Shabaab, or "the Youth," rose up in response.

While Freddie Mac's stock is down more than 16percentt since Friday, its bonds have lost only a faction of their value.

Gayoom, the former leader, has fallen out with his half-brother and formed a breakaway faction of their party, making for bitter politics in Malé, at odds with the idyllic resorts a speedboat ride away.

Writing for Bahrain Mirror, Bahraini researcher Yousif Makki argued that the role of the Khawalid brothers was amplified and that they did not constitute a faction of their own.

Adopting an interventionist foreign policy in Ukraine reassures members of siloviki faction of their continued influence in Russian policymaking, and strengthens Putin's domestic position considerably.

"Today, those same Republicans have been driven away from the table by a small faction of their own party," he said.

"They can invest incredible resources into the political process that make so much of a difference in Washington, at the cost of a fraction of a faction of their haul".

Marco Rubio was heralded early as a rising star, a conservative candidate of a color and history that would show the country the starchy party could embrace someone from an under-served faction of their party.

"Their childish politicking and the disorganisation to which they arrived hastened the splitting of the party into quarrelling factions, of which their British and Chilean hosts were aware... as a group they were somewhat less than ideal representatives of British youth".