Sentence examples for divisions set from inspiring English sources
A choice had to be made between a centrally managed ERP option, and an option in which each of the divisions set up its own ERP project.
Capitals with guide-letters in plain burnished gold or blue at paragraph divisions set into the left margin, the letters of the final word or words in a paragraph often in capitals and spread to fill out the line.
Schmidt's scheme, proposed in 1954, was in essence a modified version of the earlier zoogeographical divisions set forth by the 19th-century English naturalists Philip L. Sclater and Alfred R. Wallace.
The old Chambre des Comptes had lost parts of its jurisdiction to more specialized courts in 1390, of which the Cour des Aides (board of excise) had provincial divisions set up at Toulouse in 1439 and at Rouen in 1450.
Walt Disney, owner of Marvel and Star Wars, as well its more traditional animation and storybook divisions, set a record for an individual studio, taking over £300m for a 22.6% market share, reflecting its wider global success.
These four divisions set their own strategy — e.g. the business strategy for engineering services, the strategy for elevators, et cetera — and have their own management teams and P&L.
This group, which includes the heads of all the operating divisions, sets the company's vision and develops its strategy.
Disney, which has had a 17percentt decline in its stock price over the last year, has been trying to convince Wall Street that its ability to leverage its offerings across its various divisions sets it apart from other media companies.
The Fed's statement, indicating that it will continue to consider additional options despite those internal divisions, sets the stage for Mr. Bernanke's speech later this month at a conference in Jackson Hole, Wyo.
They are particularly wary of the vandal squad, an N.Y.P.D. division set up to combat graf.
Last year, the asset management division set aside $318 million for potential losses on loans to wealthy individuals, up from $197 million in 2001.
