Sentence examples for divisions abroad from inspiring English sources

Rumsfeld, the interlocutor between the President and the military, had long resisted any plan to send American divisions abroad for projects that smacked of nation-building.

Before this week's meeting with the government, Allianz, less tied to physical capital, had been threatening to reduce its tax base in Germany by moving some international business divisions abroad, again draining jobs from Germany.The threats seem to have irked Mr Lafontaine.

But this is the first time GM has worked with its divisions abroad, and it is the company's most ambitious attempt to leverage its global scale to reap savings.

Divisions abroad had amplified divisions at home, as pro-British and pro-French factions dueled on America's streets, in its newspapers, and in Washington's own cabinet.

Financial markets are now calling the shots -- forcing companies to suddenly uproot, sell out to other companies, transfer whole divisions abroad, liquidate unprofitable units, or adopt new software that suddenly renders old skills obsolete.

Defeat abroad and division at home led many Britons to believe that their country was in irreversible decline.

"With him as leader we can show that we are a compassionate, tolerant, internationalist, reformist party that looks beyond sectional interest to the greater good, to our children's future, not just ours, that believes in partnership [at] home and abroad, not division, that is liberal and democratic".

The decision to send him to trial abroad caused deep divisions in Belgrade, both among the democratic leaders elected to replace him last fall and Serbs in general.

It is understood Corbyn wants the party to speak with one voice on matters relating to defence and military intervention abroad after recent divisions, most notably over policy on Syria.

Recognizing the bitter divisions both at home and abroad caused by the war, Bush suggested, "in retrospect I could have used a different tone, a different rhetoric".

But to do so without the considered judgment of his nation would only have fostered division at home and discomfort abroad.