Sentence examples for being split up with from inspiring English sources

A spokesperson for Save the Children said that many migrants helped by their workers had told similar stories of different races being split up, with the lighter-skinned appearing to receive marginally better treatment.

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In recent weeks, analysts have said Time Warner could realize more shareholder value if it were split up, with AOL severed from the other units.

This summer, to improve management incentives, the company was split up, with three plants subcontracted to mill officers and the fourth to a Philippine investor, Ms. Wang said.

The governance committee is taking evidence as part of a consultation over whether the palace of Westminster should be run by a clerk who also has duties to advise on constitutional and legislative matters, or should be split up, with a corporate-style chief executive taking over responsibility for the £200m-a-year budget.

Deady's family was split up, with Matthew sent back to Baltimore for two years.

In 1922, the property was split up, with the land given to the state of Connecticut and the buildings to the city of New Haven.

By this time, the division's two brigades had been split up, with the 22nd having been deployed around Mersing and Endau on the east coast and the 27th in the west.

Under the controversial "regional list" system, England is being split up into nine electoral regions, with an extra region each in Scotland and Wales.

She doesn't trust him, but that doesn't mean she's split up with him.

And I'm wondering whether this tendency to compliance in you might not be the very reason he's split up with you in the first place.