Sentence examples for divisions and units from inspiring English sources

Insurance analysts said the S.E.C. charges were likely to shake investors' confidence in a company that has always been difficult to monitor because of its vast range of divisions and units.

Then, it is necessary to position the library as a partner on all related initiatives occurring in other divisions and units.

Set holds the operations of the algorithm: additions/subtractions, constant multiplications, multiplications, divisions, and unit delays.

Each year the Evaluation Office commissions independent global evaluations based on the office's Integrated Monitoring and Evaluation Framework (IMEP), which is developed in consultation with the Evaluation Committee and the Programme division and units at headquarters.

Key: ectopic asymmetric divisions (arrowheads), new GC units (asterisks), properly spaced divisions and GC units (brackets).

In the Persian Gulf region, Afghanistan and elsewhere, soldiers have been instructed not to send sensitive information; specific rules are largely left to division and unit commanders on the theory that they are best able to judge what constitutes a threat to security.

Dale Renner, once the boss of a data-mining business, said that CRM is something that encompasses "identifying, attracting and retaining the most valuable customers to sustain profitable growth".This is contrary to the product-oriented way in which most firms grew up, when divisions and business units were built around products and product groups.

The Soviets gathered their forces on Lithuania′s eastern border in modern-day Belarus; they consisted of five divisions and supporting units from the 3rd and the 11th Armies.

The flexibility and agility of the German forces led to the defeat of nine Polish infantry divisions and other units in the resulting Battle of the Bzura (8 19 September), the largest engagement of the war thus far.

Manstein's three Panzer divisions (comprising the 23rd, 6th, and 17th Panzer Divisions) and supporting units of the LVII Panzer Corps advanced to within 48 km of Stalingrad by 20 December at the Myshkova River, where they came under assault by Soviet tanks in blizzard conditions.

Initially, the plan had been for the CMF to be made up of 50,000 men organised into two divisions and other units, however, recruitment was unable to meet these targets as initially it was attempted to achieve this through voluntary enlistment.