Sentence examples for have caused divisions from inspiring English sources

However, geopolitical considerations like former colonialism, foreign aid and new trends in the international Islamic community have caused divisions in our political ideas.

Mr Cameron avoided the issues of Britain's future in the European Union - which he is due to give a speech about in the coming weeks - and gay marriage, both of which have caused divisions within the Conservative Party.

The debate over troop levels in Iraq has caused divisions among senior commanders.

The depth of the cuts, however, has caused divisions in the party.

The Socialist prime minister, Manuel Valls, who had caused divisions in his party by supporting the mayors' bans, insisted that the political debate on burkinis must continue.

Despite widespread relief at an end to the bloodshed and kidnappings of past decades, the deal has caused divisions in Latin America's fourth-biggest economy.

Mr Rogers said the proposal has caused divisions within the community between the "hard core" of farmers and their contractors, who are in the minority – and the residents.

Battles over Jerusalem not only pitched Christians against Muslims but the city has caused divisions between different strands of Christianity with control of the Holy Places swinging back and forth between the eastern and western branches of Christianity.

The issue has caused divisions within business, labor unions and political parties since Labor came to power in 1997 promising, as Prime Minister Tony Blair described it, to fulfill Britain's destiny to be at the heart of Europe.

But that approach has caused divisions within the movement, with Mr. Linton and others calling it wishful thinking The North Dakota fetal heartbeat law and others like it, Mr. Linton said, "have no chance in the courts".

The scandal has caused divisions between police officers, who expect to be hit the hardest, and superiors, whom many say were often the drivers of the ticket-fixing practices.