Sentence examples for ground division from inspiring English sources

A FedEx spokeswoman said that the company paid all parking tickets for vehicles assigned to its FedEx Express air-courier service, but that many FedEx trucks in New York City are part of its FedEx ground division, which contracts with private companies to deliver its packages.

In lieu of hourly truck drivers, it would use independent contractors in its FedEx Ground division, paid for results but responsible for their own vehicles, fuel and overhead.

For example, it actually acts as the delivery agent for almost one-third of the packages shipped through FedEx's ground division.

Tennis courts and under ground divisions have been provided for.

Michael Peterson, the director of the buildings and grounds division at St . Edwards University in Austin, said that if Austin went to once-a-week watering, which could happen in late summer if there is not significant rainfall, he hoped to be allowed to continue running sprinklers twice a week, as he does now.

"We see visitors flinch here," said Lt. Nicholas M. Parker of the Navy, who leads the ground ordnance division.

Monika Schommer is a senior product owner at BookingGo, the ground transport division of Booking.com in Manchester, England.

"We are pleased to have such a strong rival -- the United States," said Igor Sevastyanov, who leads Rosoboronexport's ground equipment division.

Mr Barber said the industry remained reluctant to sign up  to the deal, and that unless "all sides gave a bit of ground" the division was unbridgeable.

But they could not find common ground on division of revenues, the length of the collective bargaining agreement and such salary cap systems as contract length, percentage of annual raises on contracts and the luxury tax.

In particular, it is well suited to ground that division in terms of the motivations of individual scientists, whether they consist in purely epistemic aims, prudential goals, or a mixture of the two.