Sentence examples for socialist factions from inspiring English sources

For a while, the socialist factions still had enough political muscle to direct the new capitalist vehicle.

In spite of their dispute over the Dreyfus affair, the different socialist factions became reconciled and held their first joint congress in 1899.

During this period İnönü was criticized by the Kemalist and Socialist factions within RPP for the compromises he made with the coalition partners and with the conservatives.

The various socialist factions and the newly organized labour movement were left leaderless; the resultant vacuum eventually opened the way to Marxist activists in the 1880s.

He rose through the ranks of the Georgian revolutionary movement, impressing Lenin, then in European exile, with his strident articles and his intrigues against rival socialist factions.

In 1905, when the various socialist factions were united, he began his friendship and collaboration with Jean Jaurès, the leading socialist politician; together they were able to control all the socialist congresses until 1914.

Ms. Kroes, who belongs to Parliament's small Liberal Democratic party, was able to win over members of the larger Socialist faction, whom together with conservatives, make up the bulk of Parliament.

Ms. Aubry, Ms. Royal and a third candidate for party leader, Benoît Hamon, the leader of a left-wing Socialist faction, participated in the first round of voting on Thursday.

While the splits and infighting might be mirrored in the British left, no socialist faction is particularly consequential in British life.

Cobbled together from a ragbag of anti-socialist factions in the 1950s, the LDP nevertheless held together for over half a century before coming unstitched in 2009.

The war of 1918 led also to disintegration within both socialist and the non-socialist factions.