Sentence examples similar to division of capital from inspiring English sources

An effort to restart negotiations in 2006 faltered, and in March 2008 the Greek and Turkish sides resolved to restart talks on uniting the island, agreeing to a timeline for resuming talks and to open a pedestrian crossing on Ledra Street, a thoroughfare that traces the division of the capital, Nicosia, symbolizing the separation that has endured for almost 36 years.

They agreed on a timeline for resuming talks and to open a pedestrian crossing on Ledra Street, a thoroughfare that traces the division of the capital and has symbolized the separation that began more than 30 years ago, when Turkey sent in troops to prevent a Greek-inspired military takeover.

"Congress is not going to impose a 'skin-in-the-game' requirement on all loans," Jaret Seiberg, an analyst with Washington Research Group, a division of Concept Capital, flatly tells American Banker.

Joseph Nappi, who had been the division's director of capital administration, was appointed interim acting executive director of the division to oversee day-to-day operations while Mr. Rinaldi works on the proposed restructuring.

The county and municipal divisions of the capital cities were governed by a Prefect (Ling 令).

The Weather Company, formerly the Weather Channel Companies, is owned by the NBCUniversal division of Comcast, Bain Capital and the Blackstone Group.

Weather Channel is owned by a consortium that includes the NBCUniversal division of Comcast, Bain Capital and the Blackstone Group.

It also meant an end to the militarised division of families, their capital city and an entire nation, so they have more reason to celebrate than most.

Weather Channel Companies — owned by a consortium that includes the NBCUniversal division of Comcast, Bain Capital and the Blackstone Group — has not had a creative agency of record in recent years.

Largely rebuilt in 1198 by Pisan colonists, who called it Terranova Pausania (a name it retained until 1939), it was an important centre of the medieval giudicato (judiciary circuit, a territorial division) of Gallura, the capital of which, Tempio Pausania, lies inland.

The investor group includes Core Capital, the D. E. Shaw Group, Polaris Venture Partners and Applied Ventures, the venture capital division of Applied Materials.