Sentence examples for factions were seen from inspiring English sources

Many residents along Corniche Mazraa, a major highway that has become a demarcation line between the factions, were seen leaving their houses for safer areas.

Leaders of various Palestinian factions were seen entering Dr. Rantisi's home here this evening in what appeared to be an attempt to broker a deal.

The same unity of the factions was seen in the response to Mr Zibri's murder.

The policy to regain control over communities dominated by criminal factions is seen as a key security measure ahead of this year's World Cup.

But Saiqa irked the military faction; its commandos were seen as possible rivals for power, and the army was jealous of the political faction's control over the group.

Pro-Isis factions have been seen in Algeria and Gaza, while "splinter factions from Afghanistan and Pakistan have sent fighters to the Syria-Iraqi battlefields," the report stated.

Ivanka, also 36, also belongs to the "New York faction" and is seen as the favourite of Trump's five children.

"In my opinion, Fatah is at a crossroads now," said the imam, who is not officially connected to any faction but is seen here as close to Hamas.

Yet, aside from reflecting the current toxicity of America to Arab public opinion, this coolness also reflected diverging priorities between America and its allies.Most Arab regimes, for instance, fully share America's annoyance with Syria, whose meddling in Lebanon, and support for hardline factions within Hamas, are seen as damaging to stability.

Although he is not on the party's left, he is also not aligned with a particular faction so may be seen as a well-known face safe to bring on to the pitch.

He later compared them to the Kharijite movement in early Islam, which assassinated the Prophet Mohammed's son-in-law Ali for making compromises to a rival Muslim faction, and has been seen as heretical by most subsequent Muslim sects.