Sentence examples for divided memberships from inspiring English sources

In theory, yes, although it would remain to be seen whether sufficient cohesion exists between the PRD and PAN to put forward a candidate acceptable to both (as well as to their own highly divided memberships) and whether there is a deep enough commitment to political reform.

I suspect you have a pretty divided membership.

In a break from the norm here, a six-month-old turf war between rival factions of a Tokyo yakuza clan reached boiling point recently with the death in a shootout of Shigeyuki Harada, 55, of the Kokusuikai, a crime syndicate whose badly divided membership is fighting for control of Tokyo's richest neighborhoods.

Facing a divided membership for a second straight year after a century of quiescence, the Ladies Village Improvement Society of East Hampton has selected a new leadership that some see as more likely to diversify from traditional village-beautification projects to more social causes like day care.

The vote settled a debate that had embroiled the venerable neighborhood institution for many months and divided its membership.

The office address, which was a broom closet with a mail slot, near 68th Street, received bags of letters, equally divided among membership requests and indignant protests.

But Democratic observers, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said the divided Democratic membership opens the door for the minority party to make deals.

While trying to divide the membership of the South, he is also working to unify the North.

Since the merger, the LNP has had to balance competing regional interests alongside competing ideologies, which increasingly divide the membership.

The rejection of the EU in Labour heartlands was the latest indication of a growing values divide between membership and voters.

"Those issues may appear to be time-sensitive, but if you react before you've built a consensus, you can really divide the membership and decrease support" for your leadership.