Sentence examples for divisions which are from inspiring English sources

Damascus remains heavily defended by at least two loyalist divisions, which are not known to have suffered from defections among senior ranks.

The Chrysler Group, part of DaimlerChrysler, plans to resume tonight ads for its Chrysler and Dodge divisions, which are to appear during "Monday Night Football" on ABC.

Voting statistics provide a window on the court's divisions, which are at once more stark and more malleable than they might appear.

A spokeswoman for the company, Judith Czelusniak, said the cuts had occurred in Bloomberg's radio and television divisions, which are being reorganized around the world.

Both firms' asset management divisions, which are meant to provide a steadier source of income than the more volatile deal advisory business, suffered during the quarter.

Its lawyers said that FBC ran both production and commercial divisions, which "are and always have been quite separate and distinct".

He called on the factions to put an end to their divisions, which were harmful to the Palestine cause.

RSA's UK division, 42% of its business, increased net written premiums by 1%, lagging behind overseas divisions, which were up 19%.

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Further it can be implemented without any divisions which is very advantageous on a fixed point processor.

Morphogenesis, homeostasis, and regeneration of epithelial tissues rely on the accurate orientation of cell divisions, which is specified by the mitotic spindle axis.