Sentence examples for larger factions from inspiring English sources

The move came amid reports that talks with two larger factions — Yair Lapid's centrist Yesh Atid and Naftali Bennett's right-wing Jewish Home — had broken down, and analysts said it was an effort to put pressure on those parties to join the coalition quickly or risk being left out.

And certainly makers of electric motorcycles are a small faction and they need the help of lobbyists so they don't get legislatively run over by larger factions... Yes, I think the powerful do have more power than the power-less but actually organizing into factions helps counter the power of the wealthy".

The larger faction consisted of civil servants and peasants who were loyal to Copenhagen but traditionally in opposition to its centralizing policy.

Between the two extremes is a larger faction of Democrats that includes those who supported the speaker last year and those who opposed him.

The larger faction, however, accepted what one called "the worst kept secret in DC": that there's "no way" the Senate is passing a climate bill this year.

The gunmen were from the Jenin Martyrs Brigades, a little-known group that is an offshoot of a larger faction, the Popular Resistance Committees, the officials said.

In 2004, Amondson received the presidential nomination of the larger faction.

Even a grand coalition of the rivals Likud and Zionist Union, the two largest factions, would be unable to secure a majority.

The Arabs were divided into two large factions, the northern and the southern, and Hishām sought to draw both elements into his administration.

Yet the Chinese army — not to mention large factions in China's bureaucracy, its leadership and the all-powerful Communist Party — regard the United States as determined to thwart China's rightful emergence as a global power.

The party's congressional caucus nominated William H. Crawford of Georgia, but Andrew Jackson and John Quincy Adams, the leaders of the party's two largest factions, also sought the presidency; Henry Clay, the speaker of the House of Representatives, was nominated by the Kentucky and Tennessee legislatures.