Sentence examples for from the divisions of from inspiring English sources

We must move the debate on from the divisions of the referendum and bring people together.

We need to move away from the divisions of us and them and build on our shared humanity.

It's nice to be patted on the head and told how well we Irish are doing with "moving on" from the divisions of the Reformation.

The Japanese technology sector has also seen the creation of Japan Display, formed from the divisions of three television makers that manufacture small liquid crystal displays.

Pico claimed that astrology ought to be condemned because its practitioners were in disagreement about everything, from the divisions of the zodiac to the minutest observations to the order of the planets.

Yet the ability of his regime to profit from the divisions of its opponents, and confuse people by feigning moderation, has not entirely evaporated.Not that Serbia's shambling opposition ever needs much encouragement to lay bare its own squabbles.

By contrast, organic solidarity flowed from the division of labor.

The speakers, both from the division of the Historic American Engineering Record at the National Park Service in Washington, are Tim Davis, a historian, and Christopher Marston, an architect.

Mr. Augstein's career spanned Germany's postwar history from the division of a defeated nation to reunificiation after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989.

Dr Charlotte Houldcroft, from the division of biological anthropology at Cambridge, said: "Humans migrating out of Africa would have been a significant reservoir of tropical diseases.

However, the real inequity in baseball stems from the division of local television revenue, according to a recent so-called blue-ribbon panel.