Sentence examples for factions that can from inspiring English sources
American Catholicism still pitches a wide enough tent to include members of both parties, but the church has long been divided into liberal and conservative factions that can seem as distant from one another as Rush Limbaugh and Bill Maher.
But, he said, there are small differences between the factions that can make a "huge difference in systems of enormous power" -- like that afforded to the president.
Mr. Abbas is trying to play to Fatah's relative strength, as the faction that can make gains through negotiation.
Zealots will never change their current opinion, whereas, moderates are neutrally opinionated faction that can change their beliefs through interaction with other opinionated subpopulation (Fig. 3).
I cannot imagine all the pressures involved in the job of president of the United States (even though we at Voto Latino do our best contribute to them on issues we care about!) but Latinos are not just some interest group that needs to be placated or an ideologically driven faction that can come and can go.
"We have depth in the control innovations we've implemented, unique and varied factions that you can play that challenge the player to think strategically, and the ability to combine units to create unique strategic opportunities," he explained in an interview.
As in other racing circuits, Indy car drivers, racing teams, speedway owners, promoters and others form factions and hold grudges that can sabotage even simple decisions.
However, Hamas and other factions in Gaza have weapons that can reach Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, although most are intercepted by Israeli defence systems.
But what happens, as in the case of slavery during the 1850s, when these factions cease to pursue interests that can be negotiated and become wedded to principles central to identity?
