Sentence examples for europe division from inspiring English sources

He's got a pile of his own troubles in the group's "southern Europe" division.

Analysts at Societe Generale said: Any reassurance on the Europe division could boost the share price.

Do these teams just join the existing conferences or is there an "NBA Europe" division?

Bill Morrow, former head of Vodafone in Japan, will become chief executive of the company's Europe division.

But the superheros' impulses to serve the world beyond the United States is also evident: The Justice League went international for a few years and opened a Justice League Europe division.

Claude Nahon is president of the Europe division for Mood Media To get weekly news analysis, job alerts and event notifications direct to your inbox, sign up free for Media Network membership.

Can Europe, will Europe make them welcome?

With an eye on France, he declared: "To those who would like to divide Europe, I say: how about a natural division into growth-Europe and non-growth Europe?" And he told Britain: "We would prefer you in, but if you can't join, please allow us to forge ahead".Time to fix everythingEurope needs an all-encompassing deal to save itself.

The apparent downfall of Mr. Milosevic could either speed the integration of the Balkan peninsula with the rest of Europe, or emphasize the Continent's division into two Europes, with the southeastern part a region of unstable and impoverished countries lagging far behind wealthier Central and Western Europe.

The U.S. entertainment assets of Vivendi Universal are attracting interest from a wider list of firms, including Liberty Media, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, and GE's NBC division, the Wall Street Journal Europe reported on Monday.

Sallie Krawcheck, former head of Bank of America's wealth management division, is on CNBC at 5 p.m.   IN EUROPE, ANOTHER BIG BUYOUT IN THE WORKS  |  With the financial world still digesting news of the $24.4 billion deal for Dell, a report comes of another big buyout possibly taking shape in Europe.