Sentence examples for divisions of our from inspiring English sources

We have rediscovered our unity as a people, beyond the divisions of our politics.

On education, we learn (it is no surprise) that foundations have reflected the larger divisions of our society between moderate reformers and right-wing demolitionists, both animated by the questionable premise that American public education has been failing wholesale.

Lord Popat, a Conservative whip, said no employee working on the transaction or investment bank division was allocated shares but "other divisions of our banking advisers, separated from the investment banking divisions by the information barriers, were allocated 13m shares".

The fragmentation of the pre-Qin era resembles the global divisions of our times, and the prescriptions provided by political theorists from that era are directly relevant today — namely that states relying on military or economic power without concern for morally informed leadership are bound to fail.

Fig. 5 Performance of various divisions of our dataset using AdaBoost.M2, KNN, GMM, BPNN, and NBC model Table 3 Different types of combinations of audio features Audio features TL PL TPL MLP MT MLPT MLPTPL Timbre (T) Yes No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Loudness (L) Yes Yes Yes No No No Yes Pitches (P) No Yes Yes No No No Yes MFCC (M) No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes LPC (LP) No No No Yes No Yes Yes.

Left to random chromosome distribution, less than one in a billion divisions of our own cells would be successful.

Dear employees, Almost one year ago Josh Wine joined Conduit to lead the Client Connect division as part of our on-going practice to structure the company as separate product divisions.

… Believing as we do, that a division of our earnings between capital and labor is unequal, we have sought a plan of relief suitable for our business".

"Ms. Norfleet is one of thousands of individuals who have purchased licenses in the Late Model Division of our sport," Jadotte said in an e-mail.

In his weekly radio speech today, Mr. Clinton cast the events in Florida as evidence "of the vitality of our debate" and not "a sign of the division of our nation".

At the heart of these views lies a division of our mental lives into cognitions and feelings.