Sentence examples for the dissension between from inspiring English sources

Following elections in 2001 and again in May 2006, Qarase was returned to power, but the dissension between him and Bainimarama continued, particularly with regard to what Bainimarama perceived as the prime minister's soft treatment of high-ranking chiefs and politicians who had been convicted for their roles in the 2000 coup.

The official GDR press never mentioned the dissension between Rau and Leuschner and always described their cooperation as a success story.

On an upbeat note, Martin talked about how the "dissension between second and third wave feminism" had given rise to the younger generation becoming empowered to speak for themselves.

The dissensions between the two camps cost Poland a new defeat at the hands of the united Turks and Cossacks.

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Amid all this dissension between the formerly inseparable partners in the mass merchandising of cigarettes, the full Commerce Committee, headed by Senator Magnuson, met in October to consider amendments to the House bill governing cigarette advertising on the air.

This is especially apparent in his approach to the nature of conscience, an area in which his views first prompted the dissension's between him and some of his co-religionists that would go on until the end of his life.

The IG also found that the "dissension and discord" between the top two leaders "has a significant impact on the overall efficiency of the day-to-day operations of ANC".

The deep dissension between right-wing and left-wing Peronists continued after Perón's death in 1974, and, until his widow's overthrow in 1976, the Montoneros and other terrorist groups such as the unaligned "People's Revolutionary Army"—staged an unprecedented series of kidnappings and assassinations in Argentina.

The hearing next week may highlight the growing internal dissension between officials who approve drugs and those who track the safety of drugs after they have been approval.

In the mid-1980s the party was torn by internal dissension between the realists (Realos), who favoured compromise and cooperation with the SPD, and the fundamentalists (Fundis), who rejected compromise.