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Перевод: factional

[прилагательное]
групповой; предвзятый

Тезаурус:

1. The change from openness to selective accessibility fundamentally influenced the nature of factional politics at court.
2. Soliciting funds on the street, and becoming a growing presence at neighbourhood meetings, the Newmanites (then numbering perhaps 30 committed members) moved in and out of coalitions and vicious factional struggles with other marginal groups.
3. The authorities have taken pains to represent Niyogi's murder as a factional fight between extremists.
4. There had been aborted revolutions in Germany after the Great War, and an international socialism (though factional) was spreading throughout Europe.
5. The whirling kaleidoscope of factional politics, the patronage which now included financial inducements, the intensity of concern and confusion about foreign policy, were a new experience for the Scots; it was familiar enough territory in other kingdoms of early modern Europe.
6. Such optimism may still prove to be justified: but the bets are much riskier, now that China's leadership has shown its continued reliance on the mailed fist and its continued vulnerability to factional disputes.
7. Prince Saud al-Feisal, the Foreign Minister, has been calling upon the MPs to urge them to put the future of their country before any factional ambitions.
8. The split, which is not yet healed, led to an SPLA factional battle in Bor in November.
9. Although all Piaroa are considered kinsmen, division does exist, of course: there is the factional politicking of the ruwatu ; each individual has dangerous affines, even if they are also kin; men have different roles to play from women, and because of their difference in cultural capabilities the genders are dangerous for one another, a difference somewhat marked in ritual.
10. The Iranian opposition immediately blamed Tehran, but the Iranian official news agency said the killing was probably the result of factional disputes among dissidents.
11. The great occasion, however, of commitment to the cause transcending factional divisions came with the opportunity provided by Mrs Stowe's visit to Britain in 1853 after the enormous impact of Uncle Tom's Cabin .
12. The result was not merely a blurring but a confusion, of normal factional loyalties.
13. Nevertheless the Republicans, plagued by continuing factional disputes over strategy, tactics and supply, proved unable to recapture lost territory.