Sentence examples for division to push from inspiring English sources

Angling for a piece of the action, Dell recently created the Internet Partner Division to push Dell servers to Internet access firms and websites.

The proposed bill had initially given a wife the right to veto the husband's choice, but male members of parliament overcame party divisions to push through a text that dropped this clause.

In the meantime, Williams and other firms have set up divisions to push the technology towards more mainstream use.

At the same time, to improve their numbers (and bonuses), the GM divisions began to push the boundaries of the product policies that defined their brands: Chevrolet went up in price with fancier models, as did Pontiac.

In it, viewers use the interactivity of the Vive to discover how interactivity among GE's various divisions serve to push innovation across the globe.

Following a long saturation bombardment, the three infantry divisions were to push through the fortified villages in their path and advance directly into Caen's northern suburbs.

That division meant the struggle to push through change with a recalcitrant council this summer would be a bitter one.

The Colts were so dominant in recent years that they were the impetus for the N.F.L. to push division games later in the season, in a desperate attempt to create a meaningful December.

With England team director Andy Flower preparing to begin a "new era" following the Ashes whitewash, positions may become open for the likes of Ballance - the leading run-scorer in the LV= County Championship first division last season - to push their claims.

Although significant strategic successes had been made during the first phases of the assault, heavy casualties were taken by the two Allied armoured divisions in their attempt to push towards Falaise.

When the N.F.L. began rejiggering its schedule to push more division games into the final weeks of the season, it hoped to conjure days like Sunday, when the entire season seemed to tilt within the space of a few hours.