Sentence examples for divisions away from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bower's remedy is to have potential successors run divisions away from headquarters — perhaps overseas — where they can prove their worth without being overshadowed by the boss.

Gareth Ainsworth's side won 13 times on the road in the regular league season and picked up more points than any of the other 91 sides in the top four divisions away from home.

It is as if the Yankees were suddenly consigned to spend a summer in Class A. With the Rangers three divisions away from their normal home in Scotland's Premier League, and no quick path back to the top, the first weeks of their 2012-13 season have been either depressing or humorous, or both, depending on one's point of view.

FC United, after their latest promotion to the National League North (the new name for the Conference North), are just two divisions away from the Football League.

Martin van Creveld believes that the British did everything in their power to scuttle all attempts at a separate peace between the Greeks and the Italians in order to keep the Greeks fighting so as to draw Italian divisions away from North Africa.

In 1981 South Dakota weakened its anti-usury laws in order to attract Citibank's credit card division away from Delaware.

Weeks, who got a Harvard M.B.A. in 1987, has instead wrested control of research and development spending decisions away from the divisions and centralized them with the executives at the company.

Analysts at the ABN Amro bank warned, however, in an investors' note that the gains in the industrial divisions "are miles away from being able to offset the bleeding in the technology divisions".

One prominent resident, Viacom, the giant media company, has been moving some of its divisions to Midtown South, away from Midtown.

They soon redeployed the regular Army troops that made up the "anvil"; in total, more than seventy thousand troops and their equipment — two full corps, or four divisions — were moved away from the Afghan border, according to American officials.

But where Fox News Channel was willing to run a traditional, network-news style segment on the pros and cons of torture and "suspending writ of habeas corpus," the broadcast news divisions have shied away from doing the same.