Sentence examples for divisions down to from inspiring English sources

The American command has already created military transition teams of soldiers to work with Iraqi troops, and there are plans for up to 10,000 Americans to be attached to Iraqi units at every level from divisions down to battalions and companies, with up to 10 men at the battalion level, and 2 with each company.

Gruebel's experience at Credit Suisse meanwhile lies in investment banking, and is expected to help the bank whittle its wholesale and corporate banking divisions down to the divisions in which UBS is a global leader, while casting off non-core divisions.

Sun recently moved a 15-person media division down to Los Angeles from the Bay Area.

The closer you look at Islam, the more fissures appear, from the Shia and Sunni division, down to the smaller Hanefi, Shafii and Hanbali branches and beyond.

Years of budget cuts have whittled the division down to 130 people, including administrators, at a time when the state is seeing more frequent major fires, said George Geissler, the Oklahoma state forester.

"This is going to be the year all eight divisions go down to the final weekend," said Gil Brandt, the former Dallas Cowboys player personnel vice president who now analyzes the league for NFL.com.

These divisions extend down to Navarro, whose background as a Pomo working the wildly successful casino of his kin is unique.

There were plans aplenty, he found, strategic blueprints for each division, even down to the product level.

"We combed through every single division, right down to where things are stored," said one Sony executive who spoke on condition of anonymity to avoid conflict with the studio's public stance.

BBC Worldwide's hunt for a buyer for its magazine division is down to two companies, with German publisher Bauer considered the favourite to become the new owner of titles including Top Gear and Radio Times.

Amnesty International says that that financial figures from the British-based multi-national defence contractor, reveal that a net gain of close to £1 billion over the last year in the company's UK division is down to continuing sales and engineering support of its Eurofighter Typhoon jet to the Royal Saudi Air Force.