Sentence examples for divisiveness rules from inspiring English sources

Now it seems divisiveness rules OK.

It's in response to all the division and divisiveness in the world".

FCC commissioner Robert McDowell, who voted against the rules, emphasized the divisiveness of about Genachowski's proposition,"We agree that the Internet should remain open and freedom-enhancing…Beyond that, we disagree.

But it seems just as clear that Brown was also running against the confidence-crushing process that created such an unpopular bill, and all the childishness, divisiveness and hypocrisy that still rules Washington on most issues (in spite of Obama's post-partisan promises).

This is a formula for more divisiveness, not the advertised "hope" Americans expected last November.

But the banishment of white-supremacist rule did not bring an end to South Africa's divisiveness and inequality; the terms were merely reconfigured.

The Muslim generals who ruled Nigeria for most of its postcolonial history understood the divisiveness of the Shariah.

They promote solidarity over divisiveness.

Just divisiveness, nothing constructive, in our view".

As an indication of the divisiveness that has emerged on the subject, party leaders in the House spent the entire day wrangling over a procedural rule governing how much debate would be allowed on the homeland security bill.

"We can't do that through divisiveness.