Sentence examples for inner faction from inspiring English sources

Cantacuzino, who supported the Conservative Party inner faction of Alexandru Marghiloman, refrained from attaching his name to Seara, later entrusting Bogdan-Pitești with the position of manager.

He had begun associating with an inner faction of the Conservative Party, which had as its leader Grigore Gheorghe Cantacuzino, the Mayor of Bucharest.

Although most professions may have internal factions with conflicting viewpoints, such factions within chiropractic are particularly contentious [ 6].

Vertical protection is pivotal in the inner structure of factions (Walder 1986).

And at least two factions of that inner circle seems to openly loathe one another ― the Reince Priebus faction is made up of government careerists who are distrusted by the Steve Bannon faction, who want to humiliate career bureaucrats, dismantle the "administrative state," and spend the rest of their free time oppressing immigrants and Muslims.

The inner core of this loose faction, who often socialized in Roland's salon, numbered about 60 or, with their supporters, perhaps 150 to 175.

In essence, the accord today lets Mr. Chavez use the increase in oil revenues earned in the United States to subsidize consumption in Cuba, a notion that is sure to appeal to and perhaps even amuse the anti-American faction in his inner circle.

(It's worth remembering that Keating made his name by slinging similar insults in battles with Albanese's own faction over who controlled inner city Sydney).

Just when the Labour leader thought he had got his act together and could turn his guns on to the Government, he needs to act as peacemaker between two rival factions inside his own inner circle.

Or, more pragmatically, was he trying to rebalance rival factions inside the Kremlin's inner sanctum while appointing a faithful bureaucrat to manage the government as it enters back-to-back elections?

Eventually, he joined the "Mao faction," rising and falling with its inner-party fortunes.