Sentence examples for division refers from inspiring English sources

When advertisers will not participate in the self-regulatory process, the division refers the ads to the F.T.C. for review.

The Property Development division refers to sale and development of residential properties.

Task division refers to the problem of mapping the goals of the organization into tasks and subtasks.

This societal division refers to differences in staple foods.

The "Division" refers to the 24th division of the British army, of which the 12th battalion Sherwood Foresters were part.

"Almost everyone who comes wants it," said Dr. Raymond D. Horton, chairman of Columbia Business School's management division, referring to faculty housing.

When singer Solange Knowles, 26, gave an interview about her hair on Essence.com, this division, referred to as "curlism," got mainstream attention.

"It's a total trophy," said Daryn Schnipper, chairman of Sotheby's international watch division, referring to the exceedingly rare piece commissioned by Prince Ferdinand Philippe of Orléans.

One such model is a small, rear-wheel drive luxury car for the Cadillac division, referred to internally as the "BMW fighter" because it will compete head-on with the German carmaker's 3-series sedan.

"The securities laws demand that investors receive more care and candor than Citigroup provided" to investors in the security, said Robert Khuzami, director of the S.E.C.'s enforcement division, referring to Wednesday's action.

"We still believe electrification is going to play a big role in the industry, both to meet CAFE requirements and because of consumers' sensitivity to gas prices," said Mark Fields, the president of Ford's Americas division, referring to the government's corporate average fuel economy regulations.