Sentence examples for divisions around the world from inspiring English sources
Divisions around the world are too often "exploited for short-term political gain," Mr. Ban told 120 assembled world leaders.
As the social divisions around the world grow starker, the work becomes more urgent and, potentially, more attractive.
With the help of the Environmental Defence Fund, a green group, BP has launched an internal market for emissions-trading among its divisions around the world.Sir John thinks that demand for clean energy from natural gas, renewables and new technologies will grow faster than the demand for oil in coming years.
One difference here is GM's plan to break down the fiefdoms that have operated among its divisions around the world.
One difference this time is GM's plan to break down the fiefs in its divisions around the world.
From 1998 to the end of 2009, Vestberg has mostly been the Chief Financial Officer of various Ericsson divisions around the world.
"We know the candidate Barack Obama, what he was like – the anti-war government nig …" he seems to say, then suddenly stopping, and changing tack to add: "America was a source for division around the world, that what we were doing was wrong".
It has the largest share of America's commercial market and 85,000 employees, in 300 divisions, working around the world.
NBC will also have its dating division, including "Around the World in 80 Dates," a kind of international "Bachelor," who will add contestants from various countries to his planeload of available young women as the show goes along.
But it was also outfitted as a naval auxiliary that could be converted into a military transport, and its 241,000-horsepower steam engines could move a fully equipped division halfway around the world, nonstop, without refueling.
LONDON — Wading once more into an issue that has caused angry divisions among Anglicans around the world, the Church of England said Friday that gay clergymen in civil partnerships could become bishops as long as they vowed to remain celibate.
