Examples of using One faction in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Making it appear that one faction is attacking another.
One faction splintered off and ventured down a far darker path.
This is not something that only one faction is guilty of.
One faction asked for four minister posts and budgetary demands that we don't have.
We must consider the idea that ourvisitors are prodding us to fight among ourselves until only one faction prevails.
Sooner or later, one faction will win out over the others.
These warriors would duel across ships; boarding them, fighting, drowning,and incapacitating their foes until only one faction was left standing.
One faction asked for four ministries and budgetary demands we just do not have.
I'm Factionless because I don't fit into any one faction. And you're Divergent because you belong to too many.
Eventually, one faction will emerge victorious, and then everything will go back to the way it was.
Williamsburg is inhabited by tens of thousands of Hasidic Jews of various groups,and contains the headquarters of one faction of the Satmar Hasidic group.
By allying ourselves to one faction, we would be giving that faction more power than the others.
Everywhere we see political figures and parties come and go,political strategies adopted and discarded for their inability to satisfy the demands of one faction or another.
One faction, which included Edward Osóbka-Morawski wanted to join forces with the Polish Peasant Party and form a united front against the Communists.
But during the civil war of 1992-96,the House of Science and Culture was occupied by one faction and wrecked as another lobbed shells down from a nearby hill.
I cannot remember a time when one faction of one party promises economic chaos if it doesn't get 100 percent of what it wants,” Obama said.
The different parties don't need to waive or compromise their views, but rather prove how their positions contribute to the unity of the entire nation,and not only to the benefit of one faction.
One faction argued that it should be worn all day, like a“fashionable device,” while others thought it should be worn only for specific utilitarian functions.
But when a village divides into factions, with the smith on one side and the shoemaker on the other, one faction will have to suffer from want of shoes, and the other from want of tools and weapons.
When the competitive market leads to a competitive and not necessarily cooperative society, the populace divides into factions, and this makes any government impossible,since the government will always seem to be just one faction temporarily ruling over the others.
You believe it was one of Bodnar's faction?
A faction in Israel and one in your own national security establishment, whose concerns, I'm afraid, are valid.
Was one of the leaders of the faction split in the classroom during the Communist Alliance“;
In 1850 it was one of the leaders of the faction split in the classroom during the Communist Alliance”;
With one of their factions, or two.