Sentence examples for the smallest faction from inspiring English sources

It is now the smallest faction in parliament.

The attempted coup quickly foundered, though, leading to a standoff between the small faction supporting the coup and the rest of the army that still supported Rajoelina.

This is especially important in Lithuania, officials say, because the party here has split in two, with the larger faction independent of Moscow and supporting Lithuanian autonomy, while the smaller faction pledges allegiance to Moscow and opposes independence.

He condemned the small faction of protesters who engaged in looting and arson and called for peaceful demonstrations, while acknowledging the factors that created mistrust between police officers and communities of color.

Lithuanian officials say they suspect that the smaller faction has a strong following in the K.G.B., and could use this to undermine the efforts to withdraw from the union peacefully.

Father Gerth also contends that a rejuvenated parish will quiet his critics: the SafeSpace supporters who write daily and the small faction of longtime church members who left the parish after complaining he was concerned only for members with important connections and that he was uncomfortable with gay people.

In 2005, the small faction did the unthinkable; they walked away from Premier League powerhouse, Manchester United.

Maybe nothing other than more airtime and attention will be paid to the small faction of "sports lawyers" around the country.

Blaming the shutdown on hardliners, many aligned with the anti-government conservative Tea Party movement, Dent described his frustrations with the small faction's oversized influence on the 232-member House Republican conference.

The smaller factions in Gaza are less committed, but are under pressure from Hamas to comply.

As one of the smaller factions, it has the least to lose politically from disrupting the calm.