Sentence examples for divides within from inspiring English sources

Jeremy Corbyn has backed calls for the Scottish wing of the Labour Party to vote against the renewal of Trident, risking further divides within his party.

Labour is lurching towards "civil war" following a succession of crises that have undermined discipline and reopened old divides within the party, a former Cabinet minister has warned feuding colleagues.

Recent interviews with party officials, Western diplomats and outside experts with close ties to the government, all of whom spoke anonymously to discuss internal party deliberations, suggest sharp divides within the party.

The chaos gripping Italian politics deepened on Friday night as centre-left leader Pier Luigi Bersani announced his imminent resignation, lashing out at a rebellion which saw off both his candidates for president and exposed the deep divides within his party.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin January 17 , 2012Muhammad Ali and Martin Luther King, Jr., were born, respectively, on January 17th and January 15th, with thirteen years of age and many of the divides within the civil-rights movements — strategic, tactical, philosophical — between them.

If an English national identity stubbornly refuses to emerge as the result of the Scottish shock, it will be because of the class and cultural divides within England, and because our linguistic identity is so full of free gifts from the rest of the world.

Opinion was divided within the Israeli community, not by institutions.

The divide within this "undesirable" section was stark.

It is also time to recalculate the divide within Palestinian society.

But, in truth, there has been a pronounced divide within the Episcopal Church, particularly lately.

There is also a sharp east/west divide within the Midlands.