Sentence examples similar to A division of something from inspiring English sources

A division of the United Nations?

"A division of hearts cannot overcome difficulty.

I think we're looking at something more of a division of labor, where the coalition retains the security function, where the U.N. and international agencies assume a lead role on the humanitarian side and where there's a division of labor or a sharing of responsibility on the political and economic side among governments, the U.N. and, increasingly, Iraqis".

Since the Taino were a division of the Arawak, so may modern Arawak weaving indicate something of what must have existed among the prehistoric Taino.

We're on to something, let's throw more product on the fire,'" says Nordin, now vice president of Osborne, a division of McGraw-Hill.

"You get a division of labor.

They lie within a division of Cleveland National Forest.

ParentWatch is now a division of Arrowsight.

(It is now a division of PepsiCo).

Gazprom-Media is a division of OAO Gazprom.

Weirton is now a division of ArcelorMittal.