Sentence examples for mainstream factions from inspiring English sources

In June some 30 of them began holding regular biweekly meetings—just as mainstream factions do.

Mainstream factions are considering a third candidate.One possible replacement is Yohei Kono, Japan's foreign minister.

Instead, the party's mainstream factions are reverting to the idea, discredited years ago, of supporting the stockmarkets.

If military pressure can persuade the moderate members of Libya Dawn to break with the extremists in their ranks, it might help to create two mainstream factions that are at least willing to agree on the terms of negotiations.

"The nomination of Yamasaki is meant to demonstrate Koizumi's independence, but he will not be able to completely ignore the mainstream factions," said Ikuo Kabashima, a political science professor at Tokyo University.

A group affiliated with the Islamic State (IS) has claimed responsibility for most of them, having drawn dozens of new recruits from Hamas, and other well-established "mainstream" factions in the strip.

He joined Fatah, Mr. Arafat's mainstream faction, in 1968 and was director of foreign investment for the Palestine Liberation Organization.

After a day of internal bickering, Al Fatah, Yasir Arafat's mainstream faction, followed tonight with its own six-month cease-fire.

Critics of the alliance say that it will give Svoboda more power than it would have on its own, and grant it further legitimacy as a mainstream faction.

The gunmen were members of Al Fatah, the mainstream faction in the Palestine Liberation Organization, which is thought to have organized Monday's protests.

The Israeli government was particularly aggrieved that Al Fatah, Mr. Arafat's mainstream faction of the Palestine Liberation Organization, had taken responsibility for the deaths of two Israelis this week.