Sentence examples for has divisions from inspiring English sources

Labour has divisions on its own over Europe, but has learned to conceal them.

The company also has divisions in biotechnology, logistics and chemical products.

The group has "divisions" across the country and its leadership insists it is not violent or racist, opposed only to what it describes as radical or militant Islam.

Geltzer, with 25 employees and revenue estimated at $2.9 million from clients like Motorola, Sony and Toshiba, will be merged with Publicis Dialog, which has divisions specializing in public relations, direct marketing and sales promotion.

In addition to Muzak, which it bought two years ago for $345 million, Mood has divisions for signs, interactive displays and scents, which it says reach 150 million people each day at more than 500,000 locations around the world, from Saks Fifth Avenue to Petco.

In addition to HIV/AIDS De Cock's specialty the center has divisions that focus on parasitic disease and malaria, global disease detection and emergency response, health-systems strengthening, and global immunization.

Multiplication has division.

All political parties have divisions.

Though the Tories have divisions, all parties are coalitions.

The great founder is a reminder that all liberation movements have divisions within them.

Seventeen of them already have Division I scholarship offers.