Sentence examples for of certain factions from inspiring English sources

The goal of certain factions is to grant governments the authority to charge content providers like Amazon, Google, Facebook and Twitter for allowing their data to flow over national borders.

They are members of the wealthy coterie of businessmen known as the oligarchs and have close ties to certain factions in government.

A defense official said that the government was studying the possibility of declaring certain factions of the front terrorists.

Given what we know of how certain factions of the press behave when they feel someone has done them over – and I refer you to my colleague Nick Davies' exposé of the working practices at the News of the World if you don't – you can hardly blame her.

Variations can be further defined based on experimentation over large population sampling from different varieties and subspecies of the same species as intervarietal or intersubspecific genotypes when one of the alleles become unique to certain faction of the samples [35], [36].

Nowhere is this form of anti-logic more aptly demonstrated than on immigration, where everyone from certain factions of the Labour Party to the loopiest fringe of UKIP are completely impervious to anything which fails to paint migrants as a bunch of good-for-nothing freeloaders.

Certain factions of New York fashion mavens shun the noir aesthetic.

He remains a darling among leftists and certain factions of the leadership who admired his zealous campaign against organized crime and his efforts to address some of the economic disparities that have accompanied three decades of free-market reform.

It extends back to classical antiquity to the Stoics and the Cynics—and runs through the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, as illustrated by dissenting Christian sects such as the medieval Catharists and certain factions of Anabaptists.

ʿAflaq ceased to play an important role in Syrian politics after 1966 (when he moved to Lebanon) but continued to guide certain factions of the Baʿth Party in Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon.

By focusing exclusively on the murder, said Cheng Li, an expert on Chinese politics at the Brookings Institution, party leaders were able to avoid revealing details about the financial dealings of Ms. Gu and Mr. Bo, who has been held incommunicado for months but still enjoys support among certain factions of the leadership and ordinary Chinese.