Sentence examples for call for a division from inspiring English sources
Mr Cao has recently published a call for a "division of powers" within the party as a step towards making China more democratic.
On Friday, Denise L. Nappier, the Connecticut state treasurer, continued to call for a division of the chief executive and chairman roles.
It just needs one Heinz-Christian Strache and a couple of disillusioned Identitarians to call for a division line that already exists, to make everybody believe that it doesn't.
In the name of God, go!" When Labour announced that they would call for a division of the House of Commons, Chamberlain called upon his "friends and I still have some friends in this House to support the Government tonight".
Though Camden County covers 220 square miles and includes 37 municipalities, the proposal calls for a division focused exclusively on the nine-square-mile city of Camden.
The position of some crossbenchers remained unclear, but neither Labor nor the Greens, who were also opposed, called for a division and the bill sailed through.
With H. Carl McCall calling for a division of regulatory and commercial functions when he announced his resignation from the exchange's board today, broad change is beginning to seem inevitable.
But the spate of high-profile, highly symbolic moves in the past few weeks has reignited concerns that an increasing Jewish presence in Arab areas will further complicate the chances of reaching an Israeli-Palestinian political agreement based on a two-state solution, which calls for a division of powers in a shared capital.
The Coalition's setback in the Senate on Wednesday follows Labor's procedural bungle last month, when it did not call for a voting division on the government's legislation to prevent Australian-owned private companies with annual turnover above $100m from having to publish details about the tax they pay in Australia.
Andrew Tanner, an award-winning British ceramist, has produced a collection called Frieze for a division of Watts of Westminster, a firm established in 1874.
Twice in the last few months Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers has given speeches calling for "a new division of labor between the I.M.F. and the World Bank".
