Sentence examples for elite divisions from inspiring English sources

In total, 1,000 competitors are here for three days of competition in youth, amateur, paratriathlete and elite divisions, and only 100 of them live in La Paz.

Adding to the general distrust that Mr. Saleh's decree represented a real concession, the decree made no mention of delegating control of the armed forces, which Mr. Saleh's family dominates through its leadership of several elite divisions.

The real stakeholders are those who hold the keys to the shadow state – the security agencies and the military whose praetorian nature is revealed by their tight control over certain elite divisions and powerful institutions.

Public opinion on the use of military force in Syria neatly mirrors partisan elite divisions.

At the same time, heavy casualties caused by both combat and poor logistical support destroyed much of the eight elite divisions under the 20th and the 27th Corps.

The Gembloux gap was defended by the French 1st Army, with six elite divisions including the 2nd (2e Division Légère Mécanique, or 2e DLM) and 3rd Light Mechanized Divisions.

Still, some have questioned why elite Division I programs are opening rosters to underqualified athletes.

Can we really hope for a more unpredictable, even egalitarian, elite division in England?

"Jack was the first of a new breed," Sir Edward Bradford, the police commissioner who created this elite division, remarks.

Easier said than done, perhaps, with the club unsure on whether to stick or twist in the elite division.

Karen Smyers, 39, who won the women's elite division in 1 57 55, said that the current definitely helped her stay competitive.