Sentence examples for divisions to keep from inspiring English sources

As Hussein did in Iraq, Gaddafi was careful to manipulate tribal and geographical divisions to keep any opposition off balance.

After getting advice from other fathers with more than one child in a family business, he assigned them to separate divisions to keep the peace.

With American and Canadian forces facing German counterattacks in their sectors, the Polish forces would have to defend against two veteran Panzer divisions to keep the gap closed.

The hiatus was designed to allow the other 32-team divisions to keep pace with the new 16-team 5-A division.

In fact, the first model (repressed but poised for later activation) implies that most of the cells harbour coexisting repressive and activating marks and that both PcG and trxG have to be maintained at the given locus through cell divisions to keep the repressed-but-poised status until further changes in the balance of their activity.

Some companies are simply hiving off their electronic division to keep the "e-types" from being too disruptive a force in the existing culture.

But Richard Painter, chief White House ethics lawyer under President George W. Bush, said the move did not appear to offer enough of a division to keep entanglement worries at bay. "That's business operations, not ownership.

In a letter sent Tuesday to Saturn dealers, G.M. said it would entertain a plan from Saturn dealers or other investors for a spinoff of the division to keep it operating.

[Page C1.] Executive Testifies That Enron Lied About Results Enron's former head of investor relations testified that the company fudged its quarterly earnings and repeatedly lied to Wall Street about the condition of its troubled broadband services division to keep its stock price up.

In general, it was found that in those tissues where active meiosis and/or mitosis occurred (testis, ovary, and vitelline follicles), there was progressive loss of cell content due to apparent failure of cell division to keep pace with expulsion of the mature or effete products.

C1 Enron Testimony Begins Mark E. Koenig, former head of Enron's investor relations, testified at the criminal trial of the former chief executives Kenneth L. Lay and Jeffrey K. Skilling that the company fudged its quarterly earnings and repeatedly lied to Wall Street about the true condition of its troubled broadband services division to keep its stock price soaring.