Sentence examples for divided by the issue from inspiring English sources

Mr Yudhoyono's own six-party coalition has been deeply divided by the issue.

Members of North Vietnam's Politburo were divided by the issues surrounding the Soviet strategy of peaceful co-existence versus the Chinese strategy of supporting national liberation movements in emerging countries.

Why, then, are our religious communities today divided by "the gay issue"?

As the 1852 presidential election approached, the Democrats were divided by the slavery issue, though most of the "Barnburners" who had left the party with Van Buren to form the Free Soil Party had returned.

Other signs of a thriving market are heavy trading as prices rise, she said, and strength in the advance-decline line, a compilation of the number of issues that rise each day minus the number that fall, divided by the total number of issues traded.

There's nothing more important, once we remember that we're all Americans and that that means something, we can do so much more than when we're divided by the "wedge issues" of cynical political hacks.

This point bears itself out in the polls that show that the country divided by this issue.

Managerial ownership is measured as the number of shares held by management divided by the total shares in issue.

Institutional ownership is measured as the number of shares held by institutional investors divided by the total shares in issue.

It hardly needed pointing out that Obama and Hillary Clinton were divided by the same set of issues in their primary contests this year, with Obama rallying the Hart coalition and Clinton winning the Mondale voters.

Despite the fence-building between the two sides, they are still divided by many issues, not least the fate of the pheasants that survive the shoot.