Sentence examples for document divisions from inspiring English sources

Photographing a region as contentious as the West Bank would assumedly manifest as an attempt to document divisions between the many sides and ideologies defining the territory from the Palestinians who have inhabited the land for thousands of years, to liberal Israelis hoping for a two-state solution, to more extreme individuals on either side of these divides.

The report also documents divisions within the government over the effort and the legal pitfalls in relying on testimony from Holocaust survivors that was decades old.

Among the errors listed in the document are divisions within Christianity, forced conversions, the use of violence and anti-Jewish prejudice.

Although the Reform resolution is bold in this context, it is nonetheless a nuanced document, reflecting divisions within liberal Judaism over the issue.

Comerford was working in Goldman's document production division by evening, while running tours for a firm called The Wall Street Experience during the daytime.

Kodak said that it would sell its personal imaging unit and its document imaging division, which makes scanners for corporate customers.

"Through the acquisition of Nuance's document imaging division, Kofax will drive customer value by adding key technologies, including cloud compatibility, scan-to-archive, scan-to-workflow, print management and document security, to our end-to-end Intelligent Automation platform," said Reynolds C. Bish, Chief Executive Officer of Kofax.

In January IBM did two more deals: It sold a document-services division with plants, real estate and 200 employees;it also sold factories in the U.S. and Scotland to Sanmina-SCI, a contract manufacturer, for $200 million, says analyst James Savage of Thomas Weisel Partners.

In January IBM did two more deals: It sold a document-services division with plants, real estate and 200 employees, and it sold factories in the U.S. and Scotland to Sanmina-SCI, a contract manufacturer, for $200 million, according to James Savage, an analyst with Thomas Weisel.

According to court documents, the division of those tracks is a powerful signifier that the segregated school system has only reinforced.

Structural markup makes certain aspects of the document structure explicit: section divisions, headings, subsection structure, enumerated and bulleted lists, emphasized and quoted text, footnotes, tabular material, and so on.