Sentence examples for because of divisions over from inspiring English sources

That referendum never happened because of divisions over who was eligible to vote.

I asked if he had lost other friends in the movement because of divisions over the campaign.

Although one might have thought that the Congress that drove the country to the brink of default over the debt and cannot agree on a budget because of divisions over this matter, might have raised at least a little whimper, there was nary a peep.

But the SPD could still bring about East Germany's simple annexation by bringing down the treaty in either house of the federal parliament because of continuing divisions over the costs of unity, abortion rights, and the return of property.

But it is far from a sure thing because of governmental divisions over the potential costs.

Such arrangements would mark a major change in E.U.-Russia relations, which have been held back because of divisions inside the 27-member bloc over how to deal with Russia.

The talks proved difficult because of divisions between rich and poor countries over how to spread the burden of pledges to cut carbon emissions.

Although KANU has steadily lost support over the years, it has continued to hold the presidency because of divisions in Kenya's opposition parties.

The 90-nation council of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade was unable to reach agreement because of a division over an issue of critical importance to the United States--the inclusion of services for the first time in multilateral negotiations.

But negotiations with Joseph broke down on Monday morning because of a division over money and the length of the deal.

Outreach this time is harder, he said, because of the political divisions over the federal law.