Sentence examples for divide which will from inspiring English sources

Nobody has 5G service yet, and hero politicians are already throwing ill-advised legislation at the rural digital divide which will distort rollout and access -- while on the flipside some localities are putting up barriers in the form of high access fees for those who want to install 5G equipment along existing rights of way.

His forthcoming book The Reunited States of America: How We Can Bridge the Partisan Divide, which will be released in early 2016, shares the basic principles and profiles the leading figures in this movement.

At the same time, the endodermis begins to divide anticlinally which will form a shelter cover the LRP (Figure 2I).

"If I agreed to accept the demand of the guests it would be as though I would agree to divide Jerusalem, which will never happen".

We also speculate that it is in the RC or early OX phase that key decisions for the community, such as which cells will divide and which will not, are made.

He hopes his new retail-only proposal will be more favorably received by a divided General Assembly, which will return to Richmond Wednesday.

This will be Netanyahu's legacy: A deeply divided Israel which will have either a hardline government that will continue to take hostile steps provoking Palestinians and further frustrating peacemaking efforts or a weak and dysfunctional centrist government that will be incapable of acting decisively for peace.

The racial divide among Christians, which will be painfully revealed next Tuesday, deeply concerns me.

The revenue will go to the Iraqi government, which will divide it among its provinces and regions, including Kurdistan, officials said.

The second is the divide in Israeli politics, which will be reflected in the competing speeches by Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Gantz.

Half of the $350 million Lloyds has agreed to pay will go to the federal government and the rest to Mr. Morgenthau's office, which will divide the money between the city and the state.