Sentence examples for factions under the from inspiring English sources

Speaker's Race Texas is now essentially a one-party state, and the real action is between factions under the Republican tent.

He encourages all factions under the conservative umbrella to put their differences aside and stop this "liberal nightmare" which threatens to destroy America.

HERE is an attempt to portray various philosophical and political factions under the Republicans' big tent, taking account of the many overlapping concerns that unite them.

Preeminent is the confrontation between the Arab factions, under the leadership of Sevilla (Ishbīliyah) and governed by the dynasty of the Banū ʿAbbād, and the Imazighen, presided over by Granada.

Yemen, having pulled back from the brink of war in 2011, is slowly embarking on a national dialogue aimed at reconciling its rancorous political factions, under the watchful eyes of Arab and Western monitors.

The clash occurred when Israeli soldiers, who conduct raids daily in Nablus, arrested Tayseer Khaled, a top leader of the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine, one of the factions under the P.L.O.

For non-Taliban factions under arms, the new incentives argued for patience, hedging, and rent seeking while the money was good.

François Fillon, a former prime minister who is contesting his defeat in the leadership election, broke away from the UMP to set up his own faction under the unfortunate acronym, R-UMP.

The other K is Koichi Kato, who would also have been an important part of Mr Koizumi's government had he not already led an embarrassingly inept coup against Mr Mori, and ultimately the Hashimoto faction, last November.What Mr Koizumi has done is to unite the LDP's anti-mainstream forces against the Hashimoto faction under the banner of reform: change the LDP, change Japan.

When formulating the so-called plan, Chinese officials acknowledged that, compared to other countries, it had little knowledge of, or influence over, policy decisions made in Congress, which had a sizeable pro-Taiwan faction under the influence of a more established "China Lobby" run by the Kuomintang.

The rebel group, an amalgamation of several different factions fighting under the name Seleka Coalition, is trying to remove President François Bozizé, a military officer who seized power in 2003 and has twice since been elected president.