Sentence examples for foments division from inspiring English sources
Initiated by Labour and vigorously promoted by the coalition, it foments division, fragmentation and artificial hierarchies.
Without redressing an economic system that enriches a minority by disadvantaging many, promoting social mobility through "aspiration" foments division, not cohesion.
By fomenting division and repressing dissent, Mr Chávez may succeed in crushing the labour movement.
Opponents of the plan say it would foment division and dis like the term "affirmative action" as inappropriate for Brazil.
Nor should we allow others, seeking to foment division for their own ends, co-opt the conversation.
Critics accuse the local paper, the Express and Star, of fomenting division by running an online poll, in which 70% of 20,000 respondents backed the idea.
Several unhappy groups are seeking independent registration with the electoral authority.The PSUV has set up an e-mail address and telephone hot-line for denouncing what a senior party official, Francisco Ameliach, termed "internal enemies" who foment division.
Matt Rebeiro in London writes: Limbaugh shouldn't be new Republican leader: less popular than Jeremiah Wright! http://tinyurl.com/cnyut5 From Orange County California, Tim Nebergall writes: Rush Limbaugh is a bastion of the same tired Republican politics: Fomenting division and exclusion.
The source rejected as US propaganda a strategy document purportedly written by Zarqawi in which he urged fomenting division in Iraq by attacking not only the US and Iraqi authorities but Shia Muslims.
The existence of openly gay personnel in the ranks, the argument went, would weaken morale and foment division by leading to gay cliques and provoking antigay prejudice and violence from heterosexuals.
(And, as one member at the Senate Intelligence Committee hearing pointed out, after pushing Brexit and several nationalist movements in Europe, the Russians are now fomenting division in Spain and Scotland by trying to fan demands for independence).
