Sentence examples for of some factions from inspiring English sources

"We should solve it, and then talk about the past mistakes of some factions.

The clashes were also notable for the involvement, albeit minor, of some factions within the Islamic Front - the largest and most powerful rebel coalition in Syria.

He ruminates on the role of some factions in the army in promoting radical Islamic groups, and he laments the fallout of the Bali terrorist attack last year.

And I appreciate what you're describing in terms of the public narrative that's the intent of some factions.

The most notable aspect of the report is the mention of "some factions".

Davis said: "This was not the invention of some faction of the Conservative party.

Indeed it is common to think of such groups as clients if not creatures of the state, or at least of some faction within its army and secret service, which are said to use their militants against Pakistan's domestic and international enemies in covert operations.

By choosing Christie, he'd be taking more of a stylistic risk — what plays in Jersey might not play in Peoria — and taking a risk of annoying some factions on the right as well.

By "we," I am referring to some faction of the mental-health profession as well.

Adams is beholden to multiple constituencies, and for some faction of supporters his charisma has always derived, at least in part, from the whiff of cordite.

Iranian agents, acting with the support of at least some factions in the regime, assassinated dissident exiles in various European capitals; launched attacks on American military bases; and even, according to several intelligence agencies, planned the 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires that took 85 lives.