Sentence examples for divide conference from inspiring English sources

Mr. Greenbaum said that at a recent digital divide conference in Oakland, a number of people asked: "Why is it people are willing to spend $500 on a big wide-screen TV?

The issue of a college football playoff has long divided conference commissioners and university presidents, even as the bowl system has consistently failed to deliver B.C.S. bowl matchups and a national championship game that everyone could agree on.

In interviews, Delany said that the priority was to divide the conference's 12 teams into divisions to maintain competitive equality and historic rivalries.

But Politico, citing an anonymous source, quoted Mr. Boehner as saying: "I have no intention of putting a bill on the floor that will violate the principles of our majority and divide our conference.

The WELL is divided into conferences where members of the site may generate a topic and explore issues pertinent to that topic.

"There's already a great divide between larger conferences and the smaller conferences, and this is just going to exacerbate the gap between the haves and have-nots".

The speech highlighted the divide at the conference between richer and poorer nations over who should take responsibility for addressing the causes of global warming.

Given the interest of the impromptu "championship game", and the desire of the league to create a more equitable means of determining a champion, the league divided into two conferences beginning in 1933.

The big issue on which the conference divided was the old Party tenet of nationalization -or public ownership.

Mr. Gage said that his firm had a separate work space from Black Rock, divided by a conference room.

By Mr. Cruz's account, the procedural vote to take up the bill had deeply divided the Republican conference, split between those who were prepared to keep gun control from even reaching the Senate floor and those who said the issue should be openly debated.