Sentence examples for the factions of from inspiring English sources
The factions of the "responsible" Democratic Party had stayed together about as long as the Beatles.
Norquist and Keene separately urged him to pull together the factions of conservatism on justice reform.
Confronted by terrorism and economic recession, the UCD disintegrated into the factions of its "barons".
Once elected, Mr. Koizumi stripped the factions of another repository of power.
Is there a possibility that some of the factions of the Burmese opposition could turn to extremism?
After all, Mr Romney was perhaps the only candidate who took positions pleasing all the factions of the conservative base.
Thus, after 1851 Douglass allied himself with the faction of the movement led by James G. Birney.
Among the dead were at least two activists in Fatah, the faction of Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader.
The "bad" democracy, for example, rules for the faction of the many as opposed to the faction of the few, whereas the "good" democracy which Aristotle baptizes "polity"—rules in the common interest of all citizens.
Soon, however, he left Branicki's camp, joining the faction of Hugo Kołłątaj, the Patriotic Party.
However, this force soon joined the faction of Elagabalus when, during the battle, they turned on their own commanders.
