Sentence examples for a year of division from inspiring English sources

After more than a year of division and tumult in the state's political doings, little seems left to surprise anyone.

The Fighting Irish started five players with at least a year of Division I experience.

Iraqi government spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh told United Press International on Wednesday that a new understanding had been reached between the central government of Iraq and the regional government of Kurdistan, after a year of bitter division over the future of the country's oil industry.

As Thailand returns to democracy after nearly a year of military rule, the divisions that led up to the coup will re-emerge, analysts said, with the rural areas playing a more assertive role in Thai politics than in the past.

2016 has been a year of immense ups, downs, and overall division in both the United States and abroad.

Here are a few suggestions of what to do differently, gleaned from nearly a year of talking to insiders at Groupon divisions around the globe, Groupon clones in more than fifteen markets and dozens of locals in several of Groupon's most challenged locales.

The fall of the Han dynasty was followed by a few hundred years of division, strife, and foreign invasions.

Yet this time it happened in Beijing on December 7th, when Lenovo, China's leading maker of personal computers with $3 billion in annual sales, bought the $9 billion-a-year PC division of mighty IBM for a puny $1.75 billion.

Whoever was right first, many of the new proposals in the white paper build on the education policies of the previous government, and this is no bad thing.For all its talk of partnerships, and of putting an end to years of division and conflict, the Labour government proposes an even harsher regime for schools and local-education authorities (LEAs) than did its Tory predecessor.

We are happy to support Livingstone and Ed Miliband's Labour party and hope that, in the event of Ken winning, we can begin to draw a line under the years of division and turmoil that a poor borough such as ours can ill afford.

"We are at the juncture of opening a new chapter in our history, putting an end to 55 years of division and hostility," he told the thousands of children and officials who turned out to give him a hero's welcome, much of it orchestrated by the government.