Sentence examples for two main factions from inspiring English sources

Two main factions arose: the "Radicals" and the "Conservatives".

But Boko Haram has always been fragmented, with two main factions manoeuvering for influence over several years.

He would have a better chance than most to unite the party's two main factions: its old-fashioned tax-and-spend populists and pro-euro modernisers.

That the outstanding figures of the two main factions, Hamilton and Jefferson, both belonged to Washington's cabinet attests to the fundamental disagreements within the country.

Plans to reconcile the Palestinians' two main factions muddy matters still more.The Palestinians have submitted a paper suggesting where the border between the two states should run.

But the power-sharing agreement between the two main factions that paved the way to the national dialogue has subsequently spawned a form of paralysis.

An American-backed partnership government uniting Iraq's three main factions — the Shiite majority, Sunnis and Kurds — appears poised to fall.

Whichever of the three main factions of conservatism they represented, religious, economic or foreign-policy, they have since Reagan's time had the power to sign off on the GOP nominee.

Mr Miliband lacks such a power-base, as the mess in Falkirk and his response to it show.There are three main factions within Labour, and none is wedded to its leader.

The escalating political crisis underscores the divisions among Iraq's three main factions — Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds — that were largely papered over while the American military maintained a presence here.

In much of the country it is entwined with older struggles rooted in tribalism.In Helmand a 20-year-old battle involves at least three main factions competing for control of the province's huge opium trade.