Examples of using A faction in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
The party financing budget in this case will only go to a faction with at least two MKs.
petty-bourgeois parties as a faction, on the basis of a revolutionary program,
the leader of a faction that included George Grenville, his brother Richard,
who were known as the Red Army, and a faction called the White Army that was made up of different socialists,
fought between the Bolsheviks, known as the Red Army, and a faction called the White Army made up of different socialists,
Watson went on to say he is considering forming a faction of centrist Labour MPs to push moderate positions that are not represented on Corbyn's current front bench.
He withdrew from SHELY in 1980 and established a faction named Equality in Israel- Panthers,
She didn't resemble her father much, except perhaps in the tight anger of their expressions and in their passion for the Cohort, a faction within the Clave who believed in the primacy of Shadowhunters over Downworlders, even when it
With the new emperor so distracted, a faction of the Roman nobility opposed to the interference of the German emperors in Roman affairs,
LONDON- Two weeks ago, the chairman of the Yesh Atid party faced the cameras at the start of a faction meeting and melodramatically brandished color photographs of anti-Israel posters that BDS activists had hung in London's subway system.
Paul prevailed over a faction that wanted to make the Archdeacon Theophylact pope and was chosen his
There is no intention to form a faction or party, but to establish and present a series of ideas
which featured an audio clip of an anonymous character who represents the Banished, a faction introduced in Halo Wars 2. It is speculated that this video is in fact a teaser for Halo Infinite
Not only was the legality of keeping the prize questionable under Dutch statute, but a faction of shareholders(mostly Mennonite) in the Company also objected
There is no intention to form a faction or party, but to establish and present a series of ideas and programs, not in a manner of compromises
irrespective of the fact that usually he will be the representative of a faction and party that contested the elections.
There is a faction.
I ran a faction!
There never was a faction.
They're a faction of extremists.