Sentence examples for event divisions from inspiring English sources

One side insists that some judges are part of a witch hunt, while the other argues that the ANC is undermining judicial independence.In any event, divisions inside the ANC since Mr Zuma's election as the party's national leader are as wide as ever and are being replicated in local leadership contests.

AEG Live, the company's live-entertainment division, is the world's second largest concert promotion and touring company and is comprised of touring, festival, exhibition, broadcast, merchandise and special event divisions with fifteen regional offices.

The company is also combining its two event divisions, National Journal Live and Atlantic Live.

If a migration event occurs, the migrating cell 'trades places' with the empty space and a new event (division or migration) is selected.

Specifically, the model assumes that the decision made by any cell to divide or to die and the actual event (division or death) occur simultaneously.

Plaza executives responsible for the hotel and events divisions say that while the market has been tough, it is slowly getting better.

They must stop being simple deal-makers, become "mega-agencies" – vast, multi-faceted companies with marketing departments, events divisions, and new media offshoots which help clients to leverage income from a wide variety of sources.

As described, the time-to-event model deals with the timing and occurrence of developmental events: divisions, deaths, final differentiation.

The growth of the Cannes Lions advertising festival helped fuel a 9% revenue rise last year at events division i2i, the best performing operation.

The company's events division, its largest, increased its organic revenues by 14% to £141.5m thanks to the continued success of businesses including the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity.

In 1986, Mr. Venardos was named the executive producer of CBS's special events division, which covers breaking news, elections and summit meetings and prepares special reports in anticipation of notable deaths and important news events.