But now is not the time for infighting and introspection.
"The General National Congress should not be a venue for infighting, it should co-operate with the government," he said.
SAG has rarely passed up an opportunity for infighting, but the latest bout drags the broader industry into the fray.
But Fatah, at the vanguard of Palestinian efforts to negotiate peace deals with Israel, has been showing its more usual tendency for infighting and disarray.
But whether Mr. Sampson's taciturn demeanor is a good fit for a Democratic conference that is known for infighting and dissension will be tested in the coming weeks.
But Mr. Wolzien also warned that the pendulum could swing too far in restoring Time Warner's management culture, and its penchant for infighting.
Mohammad Yousuf and Younis Khan, the last two men to captain Pakistan in Tests, have been banned indefinitely for "infighting which … brought down the whole team".
The defections sent a clear signal of dissatisfaction with Mrs. Merkel's coalition, which in less than a year in power has earned a reputation more for infighting than for passing legislation.
With its shifting constellation of leaders, the opposition coalition, known as the Syrian National Council, has cemented a reputation for infighting, and many Syrians disparage it as an exile movement beholden to the agendas of its foreign supporters.
"There is a sense of deja vu," said independent Horn of Africa analyst Rashid Abdi, adding that Somalis had little faith in politicians renowned for infighting and tainted by allegations of corruption.
Iraqi policemen will be better able to communicate with the locals, and may be able to tap sources of intelligence other than those the Americans have, though one obvious drawback would be the potential for infighting among Iraq's various ethnic groups.
