Sentence examples for division compete from inspiring English sources

The clubs of the first division compete annually for the national championship, and there is also a national cup competition.

The bureau's lineup of news services, which provides legal, tax, regulatory and environmental information to professionals in those fields, is expected to bolster Bloomberg's existing financial platform and help its Bloomberg Law division compete with legal information services like Westlaw.

One executive who has worked with Ms. Grann said letting one division compete against another would bother her "like a mathematician looking at an equation written the wrong way on the blackboard".

The Global Services division competes with AT&T, Verizon and Cable & Wireless.

The food-products division competes in segments growing at less than 2% annually.

In some cases these divisions compete against one another as if they were separately owned.

The conglomerate is struggling to turn itself around as a number of its divisions compete in low-margin sectors such as TV and displays.

In title and structure, Goodwin's "Team of Rivals" echoes the idea, popular among management consultants, that a company can preëmpt the natural selection of the marketplace by having its divisions compete against one another internally.

Some divisions compete, some divisions cooperate.

Implemented under pressure from ESA member states, the plan includes reviews of interactions with industry, a 20% cut in the agency's 1850 staff positions, and new requirements that ESA's divisions compete for projects with outside contractors.

Perhaps the only highlight, albeit a strange one, is the prison's annual beauty pageant, which sees elected prisoners from each of the prison's seven divisions compete on stage.