Sentence examples for divisions outside from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hussein made a mistake putting several of his divisions outside the capital.
At the time, Mr. Parsons was co-chief operating officer in charge of divisions outside the AOL unit.
They will be under immediate pressure to outline their plans to expand the divisions outside investment banking, while offering reassurance about levels of capital.
The Football League gates have more than doubled during the last 25 years to an average of more than 10,000 in the three divisions outside the Premier League.
At least one Apache was shot down when a flotilla of helicopters launched a raid ahead of the northern tip of the spear; but fixed-wing aircraft have also begun to pummel Republican Guard divisions outside Baghdad and dig into its outskirts.
Even with early LA mainstays like Boeing, Lockheed and Northrop Grumman moving the bulk of their manufacturing divisions outside of California to states with lower labor costs, all three continue to maintain sizable engineering departments in Southern California.
Before I.B.M. offers commercial quantities of strained silicon devices to its hardware divisions and outside customers, it must improve the yield of defect-free chips from the new process, said Bijan Davari, vice president for semiconductor development for I.B.M.'s microelectronics manufacturing group.
Despite its international support, the National Coalition has suffered many of the problems experienced by the SNC, on which it is still dependent operationally and organisationally, including internal divisions and outside interference.
In contrast, both daughters of conservative, or symmetric, divisions remain outside and will contribute to TE.
Furthermore, very similar symmetrical divisions of outside cells at the 16-cell stage can have different outcomes, sometimes resulting in two TE cells, but also sometimes resulting in two ICM cells (Fig. 5C, regions c,c′).
In 1997 the Brazilian government opened up Petrobras's exploration and production division to outside companies and invited in private investors.
