Sentence examples for division to go from inspiring English sources

The spending proposal includes $1.2 billion to pay for the National Guard mobilization or a Marine division to go to Iraq next spring.

"Barnes & Noble stands at a fork in the road and rather than choose one path, it will likely need to split into two companies and let the retail business go down one path while freeing the Nook division to go down another," said Mr. McQuivey, of Forrester.

St Mirren's game with Queen of the South was postponed because of a waterlogged pitch – less than two hours after the club reported it was in perfect condition – while Morton's home game against Hibernian and Livingstone's trip to Falkirk also fell victim to the weather, meaning Alloa v Dumbarton was the only game in the division to go ahead.

Nevertheless, many officials in the Bush administration were reminded over the weekend of what one called the "debacle" of last February, when Turkey rejected American appeals to allow the Army's Fourth Infantry Division to go through Turkish territory to fight in northern Iraq.

Another is that the faster metabolism of tropical species, spurred by hotter temperatures and more sunlight, offers more opportunities for cell division to go awry.

Next, decide whether you can change how your current company operates, or will it be easier to set up a separate-even competing-company or division to go to market differently.

For example, if you work in the script reading division of a film production company, ask people in the marketing, finance, human resources, talent, and production divisions to go to lunch.

With a zero death rate it takes exactly N-1 cell divisions to go from 1 cell to N cells.

Jeffrey Ulmer of Novartis's vaccine division wants to go further.

But this time the division seems to go deeper than ordinary political rivalry.

For 13½ minutes Espanyol, this year's Cup winners, were the first ever Spanish second division team to go into Europe.