Sentence examples for in factions from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Maduro, 50, will have difficulties of his own in having to rein in factions within Mr. Chávez's party.

Revolution led to trends that hardened into schools and ended in factions.

But Mr. Maduro, 50, will have difficulties of his own in having to reign in factions within Mr. Chávez's party.

When Siribunyasan succeeded his father, Ong Rong, on the throne in about 1760, Laos was divided into rival states, Vientiane itself was split in factions, and Burmese armies were sweeping across Siam and northern Southeast Asia.

Much of this smacks, however, of the desperation of a party convinced it will be defeated on May 1st and thus lining up in factions to fight the leadership vote that could follow soon afterwards.

The consensus in factions provides stability, compatibility, and flexibility, and it partly solves the authorization problem of the contractual system (Whyte 1973).4 This phenomenon challenges the theories of developmental government and rank-order tournaments.

Communication difficulties initially experienced in the mild stage become amplified and begin to impact family clinician relationships with the deterioration of trust resulting in faction building and parents' micromanaging care.

That only encourages outsiders to perceive the commissioners as stand-ins for factions in current political battles.

In clinging to his harebrained narrative, Mr. McClellan admits that he dabbled in "faction": fictional projections.

Such disputes were typical of the Spanish system of government, and it was also characteristic that they became immediately involved in faction fights at Philip II's court.

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