Sentence examples for most factions from inspiring English sources

A military junta, headed by Batista, then conferred the presidency on Col. Carlos Mendieta, who seemed to have the approval of most factions.

With the backing of most factions, Mr. Massoum convened the 325-member Council of Representatives in June, then left it open indefinitely, but unattended, to give politicians time to negotiate the makeup of a government that will preside over the American withdrawal of 50,000 troops by 2012.

Unlike Libya's National Transitional Council, which brought together most factions against Muammar Gaddafi's regime and was quickly recognised by much of the international community, Syria's opposition has no leadership on the ground and has not been officially recognised by significant powers.

This is unusual as most factions allow everyone who completes initiation to enter the faction.

Stanisław Małachowski, a statesman respected both by most factions, was elected as the Marshal of the Sejm.

The dialogue included most factions on the Libyan political scene in an amiable atmosphere, although with modest results.

Experts say most Iraqi factions want the Americans to remain a while longer.

We intend to treat claims from the most powerful factions with skepticism, not reverence.

It has developed into one of the most active factions opposed to the Good Friday settlement.

The Nusra Front has become one of the most powerful factions in the province.

Two of his four vice-presidents are ex-rebels, and most armed factions have been given a ministry to mismanage.