Sentence examples for same faction from inspiring English sources

The same faction was happy in the past to approve the risks and enjoy the rewards of WestLB's often aggressive foreign adventures.

The two parties belong to the same faction in the council's parliamentary assembly, with Tory members frequently voting with their Russian colleagues against motions condemning Moscow.

General Okonkwo said it was unclear whether the same faction was responsible for planting mines that killed two aid workers recently.

They cut their political teeth together in the 1980s in the same faction of the Liberal Party in Antioquia, their home region.The parapolitics scandal has called into question the legitimacy of Congress, and almost paralysed lawmaking.

This centralising of power, and the fact that at least five of the seven members are broadly from the same faction of the party (backed by Mr Jiang), suggest a unanimity that could aid reform if Mr Xi chooses to go down that road.Three things sadly make change less likely.

This week, Keizai Doyukai, a club for corporate executives that is close to the LDP, became the first big business group to give public warning of Yasukuni's danger to business with China.By the same token, the odds have improved for Yasuo Fukuda, a grand old party man who belongs to the same faction as Mr Abe.

But while Knights was driven out by Essendon factions too readily, these same factions have dug-in to protect Hird leaving the Bombers paralysed and floundering.

At first glance, one saw the same factions as everywhere, though in the slightly fossilized variants you might expect to find where a status quo had long been embalmed in amber.

Many Somalis and their friends fear the signals are discouraging: the invited Somali "stakeholders" represent some of the same factions that have been responsible for blocking the resuscitation of a national spirit.

A few weeks later, the same factions formed the Transitional Government of National Unity (GUNT), kept together to a considerable extent by the common desire to see Libya out of Chad.

It stipulated that the armed forces chief of staff, and the chiefs of the army, air force, and navy were not to come from the same warring faction.