Sentence examples for divided into two entities from inspiring English sources

The country is divided into two "entities" (plus an autonomous district, Brcko).

Bosnia was divided into two entities: a Serbian one, and one for Croats and Muslims, or as they are now officially known, Bosniaks.

Bosnia was divided into two entities (the Serb-dominated Republika Srpska and the Muslim-Croat Federation) wereh were united by weak central institutions, and placed under international tutelage until stabilisation and "state functionality" had been achieved.

Yet for the first time in years, talk of the prospect of another war is creeping into conversations across the ethnic divide in Bosnia, a former Yugoslav republic that the Dayton agreement divided into two entities, a Muslim-Croat Federation and a Serbian Republic.

Based on its clinical behaviors, as well as morphologic, immunophenotypic, and genotypic profiles, HL is divided into two entities of nodular-lymphocyte-predominant HL NLPHLL) and classical HL (CHL).

We're taught since childhood that the universe can be fundamentally divided into two entities -- ourselves, and that which is outside of us.

Located in the Savoy region of the French Alps, the town of Courchevel is actually divided into five entities.

Bosnia is divided into three entities : Republika Srpska, a sickle-shaped belt of land bordering Serbia and reaching right to the outskirts of Sarajevo; a federation for the Croats and the Muslims; and a third level of government, the national institutions of Bosnia-Herzegovina.

These buzzwords are used to deflect basic questions like how a very interconnected state can be divided into six entities or why six of every regulatory agency and state government agency will make anybody's life easier.

That company was divided into two separate entities, Motorola Solutions and Motorola Mobility, so it's worth questioning the quality of Thomson Reuters' program some more.

Most methods that employ self-cleaving ribozymes, such as those that utilize the hammerhead or hairpin ribozymes, are based on the fact that the structural domain of these enzymes can be divided into two separate entities (or oligonucleotides): one is the catalytic moiety and the other, containing the cleavage site, is referred to as the substrate.