Sentence examples for factions where from inspiring English sources

Lebanon, for instance, is an intricate patchwork of sects and political factions where the army plays the precarious role of a middleman.

Can't you imagine Auden shuffling his iPod as he looks out over the End of the World in search of something like an Oxford quad on which a banner may yet be unfurled that reads "Find What You Love" or "Listen To Your Heart" or "Get Over Yourself" — any such slogan hurled between the factions where the battle-lines now part to reveal our noms de plume as noms de guerre?

Reallocation of clusters in areas controlled by militarily and political factions where permission to conduct the survey was not secured, specifically in the South, Southern suburbs of Beirut, and northern areas of Bekaa, resulted in large area of the country being excluded.

The report described the MOI as an eleven-story powder keg of factions where power struggles were settled by assassinations in the parking lot.

Bullock was endorsed as the lead candidate on the WA Senate ticket under a deal between the rightwing faction, in which Bullock's union, the Shop, Distributive and Allied Employees Association ( Shoppies), wields power, and the left faction, where Smith's United Voice dominates.

A movie studio, he said, could no longer be viewed as a corporate faction where television shows and movies are made, but as a "place where the future was invented".

The Israeli inquiry -- into what is known here, rather salaciously, as "the Greek island affair" -- now dominates political gossip, particularly inside Mr. Sharon's Likud faction, where maneuvering is under way to succeed him.

Beatrice Prior, the main protagonist of the story, has been brought up in the Abegnation faction where her father is a political leader, and at the start of the book she is preparing for her Aptitude Tests to decide which faction she will belong to.

The President's team has acted as though it can live with any amount of hurt feelings on the part of that faction: where would those voters go? (One answer, of course, is that they can go home, and stay there, away from the polls, on election day).

"That the middle [constitution] is best is evident, for it is the freest from faction: where the middle class is numerous, there least occur factions and divisions among citizens" (IV.11.1296a7 9).

She can choose one of five "factions": Candor, where the honest reside; Amity, for those who wish only for peace; Erudite, where intelligence is prized above all; Dauntless, for the brave at heart; and Abnegation, where Tris currently resides, for those who are selfless.