factions in the PONS Dictionary

factions Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a new faction has sprang up into the party
образува се нова фракция в партията

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After several residents had been arrested for nude bathing, the colony began to divide into radical and more conservative factions.
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The NLP later began to split into smaller factions.
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Although merciless, they are generally discrete and less of a threat than the more radical factions.
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Direct democracy can be partisan, however, if factions are given rights or prerogatives that non-members do not have.
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Much of the language is generic, while other sections are narrowly written to appeal to factions or interest groups within the party.
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Yet one thing may unite the querulous factions - the belief that history has not been fair to their notorious ancestor.
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As he was the guarantee between the two factions, this development put him in a precarious situation.
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The incessant warfare between the two factions brought tin mine production to a standstill.
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Compromise and give-and-take between factions allows the organisation to operate without having to satisfy the whims of many different, uncompromising individuals who might otherwise cause a split.
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When they arrived in a town they might settle in the same lodging, but sometimes take up with rival factions.
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