Sentence examples for whose faction from inspiring English sources

That would disqualify Sheik Olayan, whose faction has left the bloc.

With the possibility of civil war looming, they seem to have gone beyond worrying whose faction will get the next cabinet post; their deepest concern now is whom will the American forces help if unrestrained warfare breaks out.

Still, there were plentiful signs that all is not well within the party, whose faction chiefs have for decades cut deals in smoky back rooms and held nearly absolute sway over their troops.

He's tough," said Nemtsov, whose faction supported Putin in the March presidential election.

Moderate Republicans currently run the Senate and many face August primaries from conservatives -- whose faction controls the House.

Simon Hornblower has argued that Pericles' selection of this play, which presents a nostalgic picture of Themistocles' famous victory at Salamis, shows that the young politician was supporting Themistocles against his political opponent Cimon, whose faction succeeded in having Themistocles ostracized shortly afterwards.

The Palestinians, whose factions offered a variety of ideologies, have been sidelined.

Mr. Karzai's two vice presidents are former leaders of armed groups whose factions squabbled for control of the capital, Kabul, in the 1990s, when thousands of civilians were killed and hundreds of thousands fled their homes.

The Bahraini opposition — some of whose factions have been influenced by Iran, but which, in total, is by no means a proxy for Tehran — has persisted with its resistance and illegal street protests.

The Bahraini opposition some of whose factions have been influenced by Iran, but which, in total, is by no means a proxy for Tehran has persisted with its resistance and illegal street protests.

Yet given the realities on the ground in Yemen, particularly pertaining to the growing power of militant Islamist extremists whose factions are unlikely to agree to any form of a negotiated peace agreement, any political compromise that can settle the Yemeni crisis appears merely a concept at this juncture.