Sentence examples for current divisions of from inspiring English sources

Other projects include an effort by Governor Richardson to create a political action committee to train Hispanic political operatives and unify Hispanic voters across current divisions of those with Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban or Central-American ancestors.

Bear in mind the current divisions of responsibility between Westminster and Holyrood.

15 As found in other health systems internationally, implementation of primary care reforms will require effective leadership to navigate the complexity of the health system and the different organisational cultures and current divisions of control and resources.

The current division of responsibility works well with one caveat: sometimes the two offices communicate poorly with each other.

The current division of the land into tiny plots -- even a family's acre is often fragmented -- is an obstacle to mechanization and efficient production of cash crops.

The fall of Europe's last Communist dictator would offer an unprecedented opportunity, but not a solution to the current division of Europe.

A survey by the EHRC found that more than half of parents say their current division of parental and work responsibilities is decided by necessity rather than choice.

And, as the recent confusion reveals, this current division of roles and responsibilities is unlikely to remain stable for very long.

In all other member states, a majority said that the current division of powers should remain the same or that more powers should be transferred to the EU.

A government spokesperson said: "We do not accept that the current division of responsibilities between Defra, the Department of Health and the FSA undermines our ability to protect the public.

The group will "not alter the current system of financial regulation, and will not replace or weaken the current division of responsibilities of the relevant agencies," the government announcement said.