Sentence examples for be split between a from inspiring English sources

According to EADS's bylaws, the chairman and chief executive must be split between a French and a German.

The 2,500 students are to be split between a new sports academy and the existing building on the edge of Belgrade, which will be renamed.

The deal could potentially be split between a company skilled in leasing and managing the office space and another more experienced in retail.

Some politicians are now arguing that it should be split between a chief executive with overall strategic responsibility and an editor-in-chief who oversees news.

The programme will be split between a face-to-face live interview with the Sky News political editor, Faisal Islam, and a question and answer session in front of a live studio audience, moderated by newsreader Kay Burley.

That fight was settled when the South Carolina attorney general stepped in to broker an agreement under which the singer's property, music rights and future earnings would be split between a charitable foundation, his widow and his children.

What a Carve Up! took one such film as its artistic wellspring; here, though, that honour might be said to be split between an imaginary film, The Crystal Garden, and a real one, Death Line (1974), briefly mentioned in the book.

Regulation is being split between a consumer body and the Bank of England, which will oversee big City firms.

Nearly two hours of music are split between a grinding Saturday-night side and its Sunday-morning "spiritual" counterpart.

In June, probation work was split between a new national probation service and 21 community rehabilitation companies.

Modern Ukraine is split between a pro-European west and centre, and a more pro-Russian east.