Sentence examples for an existing division from inspiring English sources

But the preferred transaction isn't a transformational deal so much as a "bolt-on" one, a takeover that adds to an existing division instead of bringing in an entirely business line.

First of all, each participant must share a common partition of the examined territory; for this purpose, it is possible to use an existing division of the territory (e.g., census sectors, road segments, etc).

Rev. Green agreed with the mayor's sentiments, saying clergy provide "a face for the community" that can bridge any existing divisions.

An Expert Group of the UK Department of Health reported in 2000 that 'the existing division into high dependency and intensive care based on beds be replaced by a classification that focuses on the level of care that individual patients need, regardless of location' and suggested that wherever possible all critical care beds should be in adjacent locations [ 34].

India would be delighted to turn the existing division, which gives it the heart of the state, into a permanent border.

Given Mill's recognition that the existing division of labor was produced and sustained in conditions of sexual discrimination and unequal opportunity, there is no basis for supposing that this division of labor would survive a culture of equality.

In the wake of the approval of the National Health Plan (NHP) to eliminate measles and congenital Rubella (13 November 2003) and considering the current attempt to overcome the existing division between compulsory and recommended vaccinations, we decided to undertake a study with the following objectives: 1.

Some Lebanese supported the Palestinians in their fight, and others didn't — a split that catalyzed existing divisions.

Either one can let residual anger prevail and entrench existing divisions still further--a position that has too often scarred relations in the Middle East.

A spokesman, Tom Crane, said eight existing divisions would be consolidated into four: aerospace; automation and controls; specialty materials; and transportation and power units.

That has made it far harder to find the sort of big bipartisan pro-free-trade majority that used to exist in Congress.Moreover, the issues have widened existing divisions within each party.