Sentence examples for cope with divisions from inspiring English sources

What the current climate portends is that whoever wins, he or she will have to cope with divisions and backlashes, as well as possible legal investigations and sanctions even in power.

In thinking about how to cope with political divisions in the United States over Iraq, he was influenced, he told me recently, by Samuel Huntington's 1957 book "The Soldier and the State," which argues that civilian control over the military can best be achieved when uniformed officers regard themselves as impartial professionals.

This growing importance of the modulator has taken place because the external modulator is the only known device that can cope with time division multiplexed signals at 100 Gb/s and beyond rates that are increasingly required.

Perhaps political entertainment has increased in volume to help cope with the increasing divisions among Americans.

One man spent an evening at his investment banking firm trying to determine how his division would cope with anticipated cutbacks.

In this paper, we formulate a general theory (called a division-based method) to cope with this problem based on a new concept: the division of an argumentation framework.

The extra 340 military and police personnel being sent by Australia will augment a force of 1,600 international security officers who, even before Monday's attacks, were struggling to cope with violence spawned by deep social divisions and economic hardship in East Timor.

Lufthansa?s maintenance division had to cope with two toxic sites at that time.

We assume that all the channels are frequency selective, and in order to cope with that, we incorporate Orthogonal Frequency-Division Multiplexing (OFDM) transmission into the system.

In an attempt to cope with the manpower shortages plaguing the Wehrmacht, the Volksgrenadier divisions were created in 1944.

The racial divisions, the corruption scandals, the failures to cope with crack and homelessness all contributed to a sense it was time for a change.