Sentence examples for central dividing line from inspiring English sources

Seen from this historical perspective, the Roman becomes the central dividing line between ancient literature and the literature of the current age: Greek poetry, he claimed in 1800, "began with and finally again converged in epic; our poetry began with and finally again will converge in the Roman".

The WFTC marks not just the creation of an agenda to make work pay and tackle child poverty, it also represents the drawing of one of the central dividing lines for the next general election.

In 2010 Labour's central economic "dividing line" was "investment vs cuts".

The top ten institutions include five central banks and four wealth funds (see table below).Yet the dividing line that once separated central banks and sovereign wealth funds in terms of their asset holdings is blurring.

BERLIN — A new dividing line is settling across central Europe with economic repercussions that are already painful and could potentially be disastrous.

These letters illustrate one of the central problems in understanding the Pahlavi finances -- determining the dividing line between the Pahlavi private fortune and the government's funds.

Mr. Acocella said that as the central counties filled up with "these northern types," the cultural dividing line inched south.

"The central city versus the suburbs is not the sharp political dividing line it used to be," said John H. Mollenkopf, director of urban research at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York.

FOR some New Yorkers who look to New Jersey as a chance to flee hectic city life, the dividing line between the tightly congested northern towns and the more spacious central ones falls right around Manalapan.

Mr Santos's support for peace negotiations with the FARC, a bigger guerrilla force, is the main dividing line between him and Óscar Iván Zuluaga, his rival in the election.Mexico's central bank unexpectedly cut interest rates by half a percentage point.

It is the dividing line between the wretched conditions of the banlieues, the suburbs outside the city, and the relative affluence of central Paris.