Sentence examples for country divisions from inspiring English sources

When record labels restructure and consolidate, there is massive bloodshed at the rock and pop labels while the country divisions are generally left alone.

He suggested that such a deal could involve Huawei opening up its very secretive books and ownership pattern by listing on London or New York stock exchanges, and separating its US (and presumably other country) divisions, as America demands for defence equipment manufacturers.

That would further entrench the bitter divisions between the two parts of the country, divisions that some argue have now made Thailand virtually ungovernable.But if Ms Yingluck can make it through to next year, she knows that she has a good chance of winning a fresh mandate at the polls.

Colonel Qaddafi, who is facing the first real challenge to his grip on Libya since he came to office in a 1969 coup, has threatened his people with a bloody civil war, country divisions on tribal lines, the loss of oil and even foreign occupation if they continued their uprising against him.

All 13 country divisions are run as stand-alone profit centers.

As its takeover of half of EMI is being reviewed by regulators in the United States and Europe, the Universal Music Group has hired one of EMI's top record executives for its country division.

In 1989 Jackson became the first artist signed to the country division of Arista Records, and he released his debut album, Here in the Real World, that same year.

After dropping out of high school to play with country stars like Faron Young and Ernest Tubb, Mr. Reed, then only 16, was introduced to the Atlanta music publisher Bill Lowery, who helped him secure a writing and recording contract with the country division of Capitol Records.

Najoh Tita-Reid VP and country division head for the UK, Bayer Consumer Care Seen as being among the very best strategic players in her business, and tipped to be soon running a major pharmaceutical company.

But it wasn't until 1972, when the legendary producer Jerry Wexler signed him as the anchor for a country division of Atlantic Records, that someone encouraged his idiosyncratic, genre-bending sounds in the studio.

Rather than treating the big-beat incursion of Mr. Presley and Mr. Perkins as a threat, Mr. Nelson, then the head of the country division of Capitol Records, saw it as an opportunity to take rural music in a more sophisticated direction.