Sentence examples for divisions which has been from inspiring English sources

An I.B.M. spokesman in Armonk, N.Y., Brian Doyle, called the switch consistent with "our global advertising consolidation" at Ogilvy divisions, which has been taking place for more than a decade, as well as in keeping with "our client conflict guidelines" that address "having an agency handling sensitive duties for us also doing work for our competitors".

Polymerase activity at the 2-cell stage is indispensable for subsequent divisions, which has been connected to the importance of embryonic genome activation (Golbus et al., 1973; reviewed by Minami et al., 2007).

Another example is found in development of the mouse gut, where stem cells make an abrupt transition between symmetric and asymmetric divisions, which has been suggested to be the fastest way to reach the desired number of differentiated cells [ 59].

Many of Wall Street's biggest houses have been hampered by middling performance in their fixed-income trading divisions, which have been hurt by low interest rates and new regulatory requirements.

It will be useful, therefore, to consider separately the two great divisions, which have been distinguished as Fasti Sacri or Fasti Kalendares, and Fasti Annales or Fasti Historici.

These three divisions, which had been heavily damaged by Coalition aircraft in the preceding days, attacked on 29 January.

The 24th Infantry Division was then reassigned to IX Corps to replace the 2nd and 25th Infantry Divisions, which had been placed in reserve due to heavy losses.

This was the last of Sumner's three divisions, which had been held up in the rear by McClellan as he organized his reserve forces.

During his four-and-half-years, Brauchli's had the unenviable tasks of making cuts while integrating the paper's print and web divisions, which had been operating on different sides of the Potomac.

Initially, the division was used to provide a pool of reinforcements for the divisions which had been sent to the Korean War theater, and in January 1951 it provided 650 enlisted fillers for overseas service.

Following the end of World War II, the division remained as an active command in the National Guard, gradually expanding its command to contain units from other divisions which had been consolidated.