Ever since Evo Morales became the first Indian president of Bolivia last year, the country has been separated into factions: right against left, rich against poor, Indians against westerners, pro-Morales against anti-Morales.
3. to separate or be separated into factions, usually through discord 4. to separate or cause to separate through a disagreement 5. to divide or be divided among two or more: split up the pie among the three of us.
The citizens of the Divergent world are separated into five factions founded on certain values (they even have fancy names): Abnegation (selflessness), Amity (kindness), Candor (honesty), Erudite (intelligence) and Dauntless (bravery).
The six sub-fractions were obtained by elution through a liquid chromatography column with a water stationary phase and an acetonitrile mobile phase, and separated into individual factions based on elution time.
The death of Omar has split the group into separate factions, as has the emergence of Omar's former deputy, Mullah Akhtar Mansour, as the Taliban's leader.
The Seleka have disbanded into separate factions, and several other rebel actors and criminal outfits have strongholds throughout the country.
And it seemed to split fans into factions, separating those who think the price of their tickets buys them the ability to say pretty much anything they want without reprisal and those who thought the hostility in our culture just took too big a leap.
Subsequently IMRO split into two separate factions: a leftist, pro-Macedonian wing based in Macedonia, which continued to advocate for an independent Macedonia, and a rightist, pro-Bulgarian wing (referred to as the Supremacist, or Vrhovist, wing) based in Sofia, which sought to annex Macedonia to Bulgaria and promoted Bulgarian political and military interests more generally.
The gods eventually divided into three separate factions, each pursuing a different philosophy.
With each militia splintered into factions, the reconciliation effort would entail many separate peace treaties.
Since Antonio Ezequiel was killed, the Gulf Cartel separated into two different factions: Los Rojos, a group loyal to the Cárdenas Guillén family; and Los Metros, a group started by Costilla Sánchez.
