Sentence examples for has divisions on from inspiring English sources

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

Paul Fairie, who's currently teaching a class on local government at the University of Calgary, says of the situation: "Building a coalition is important, but ultimately it is politics and it is OK to have divisions on council.

It also has divisions focused on television, sports and fashion.

Democrats have their own divisions on energy legislation.

For some time, China's People's High Court (itself with a surprising 340 judges) has had divisions especially focused on IP issues.

By the 27th, twelve bridges suitable for heavy armour had been installed over the Rhine and the Allies had fourteen divisions on the east bank of the river which had penetrated up to ten miles.

By 27 March, twelve bridges suitable for heavy armour had been installed over the Rhine and the Allies had 14 divisions on the east bank of the river, penetrating up to 10 mile.

He also said IBM's long-suffering PC division has implemented on-demand capabilities, which has helped the division narrow its loss.

These divisions have lingered on with a formal accord over the civil war only reached in the 1980s when many exiled communists returned home.

"We feel pretty good on that issue, given what the appellate division has said on this one," said Cornelius Murray, a lawyer for anti-gambling groups.

Neither Lee's nor Longstreet's headquarters sent orders to Pickett to have his division on the battlefield by daylight.