Sentence examples for about the divisions of from inspiring English sources

Early terminist logicians, it should be mentioned, did not all agree about the divisions of supposition.

They spoke about the divisions of labour, the delegation of jobs and caring responsibilities within the family and home environment "when we go over there it is a family concern over there, they really do look after each other".

About the division of Scotland from England.

Texas has been squabbling with its neighbours about the division of the Rio Grande's water.

Such arguments tend to be about the division of political power between rival communities, rather than about language as such.

"What is going on back there?" a visitor asked, interrupting a discussion about the division of Jackson Hewitt franchise territories.

It's all flexible and "swappable", of course, but there's clarity about the division of labour.

As we ate, I asked them about the division of labor when it came to writing "Westworld" episodes.

The hot topic at court and at Westminster was Scottish-English relations, with many arguments about "the division of the kingdom".

In particular, he was worried about the division of a new Palestinian state into three separate cantons, and about the exact splitting of sovereignty in East Jerusalem.

Talk story about the division of the police known as the Building Bureau, and about cases where the police have had to make repairs.