Sentence examples for divided organization from inspiring English sources

Hamas is a divided organization; its leaders in Damascus are considered more radical than many of those in Gaza.

In either case, the entire incident leaves Ms. Schiller leading a divided organization into a critical budget battle.

In contrast, the Franco-German system has a highly developed prehospital emergency physician services, but more divided organization at the hospital level.

Morishita dismissed the IWC's scientific committee's recommendation on Monday, calling the IWC a "divided organization".

Within Belgium, resistance was fragmented between a large number of separate organizations, divided by region and political stances.

The United States Olympic Committee elected Lloyd Ward, the former Maytag chairman, as its chief executive officer today, ending a contentious yearlong process that divided the organization.

The military learned that Zarqawi had divided his organization into nine groups, of about forty-five meachand, and that he drew on a support network extending into eleven nearby countries.

Some of America's most bitterly divided political organizations, untangling from mortal combat over the role of government and the presidency, have agreed to set aside their disagreements and join forces in a drive to tackle the country's addiction to mass incarceration.

In a bid to wrest control of the company, BAT had ended up dividing the organization into two camps: Those that favored the re-entry of BAT.

This functioned as an incentive to divide the organization into geographical and functional units with sub-commanders, each with a more manageable area of command.

FMC Subsea chose to divide the organization into four main units, each with the responsibility for a particular region (see Table 1 and Fig. 2).