Sentence examples for divisions given from inspiring English sources

Analysts said Mr. Turabi's release was probably aimed at resolving some of the nation's internal political divisions given the threat of arrest facing Mr. Bashir.

And they are reviewing the appropriate mix of earnings between divisions, given the capital-intensity and risk profile of some activities.

Even on Syria – though there were divisions – given a free vote, the overwhelming majority of the shadow cabinet and of Labour MPs voted with their leader to oppose airstrikes.

We consider the target figures and divisions given by TTD to be a good approximation (they include a proportion of authenticated one-to-many mappings) to a set of bona fide primary targets (i.e. where the interaction in vitro is mechanistically causative for the therapeutic effect in vivo).

Interestingly, a double immunofluorescence analysis of T-IhNSC-derived progenitors (3div in FGF2) with anti-βIII-tubulin and anti-GFAP showed the sporadic occurrence of asymmetric divisions (n<0,1% over the total number of cell divisions, given a frequency of cell divisions  = 0.87±0.092% over the total cell number) in the differentiating culture (Figure S3, panel B).

Figure  2b illustrates the representation of the Hofer-Frahm divisions given by our in-house MATLAB scripts.

Their divisions give President Clinton an upper hand not contemplated a year ago.

In France and Italy, the center-left has struggled with big internal divisions, giving the center-right breathing space.

Hatred and hostility based on racial, ethnic, tribal, and other group divisions gave rise to some of the worst catastrophes of 20th-century history.

The start of the 80s was a torrid time for the SNP when deep divisions gave rise to two notorious splinter groups.

But that hasn't stopped dozens of big brands and their ad agencies from opening special LGBT divisions, giving lofty titles to employees and touting their magnanimous support for the community.