Sentence examples for having its divisions from inspiring English sources

But the main reason why NATO is not prepared to have an open discussion about who should lead and modernize the alliance is that it is afraid: afraid of having its divisions exposed; afraid of the future; afraid of the possibility of failure in Afghanistan.

Some skeptics have said that AOL Time Warner faces a monumental task having its divisions cooperate in common projects.

In title and structure, Goodwin's "Team of Rivals" echoes the idea, popular among management consultants, that a company can preëmpt the natural selection of the marketplace by having its divisions compete against one another internally.

"And I won't say but you know, Illinois right now, while it had its divisions before, they have been exacerbated of late.

True, Deep River, with a population of almost 4,700, about 5percentt part-timers, has its divisions, but in the decade since Mr. Ford's book won the Pulitzer Prize, the gap has greatly narrowed.

They are not, however, homogeneous, each having its own dialect divisions.

Even ape society has its clear divisions - with the orangutans as political leaders, the chimpanzees as intellectuals and scientists, and gorillas as the military muscle.

Each province has its police, division, county, and superior courts, with the right of appeal being available throughout provincial courts and to the federal Supreme Court of Canada.

Every major studio now has its own specialty divisions, some of which -- Sony Pictures Classics, Focus Features -- are based in New York.

Quaker's snack food business is a better fit with Pepsi, which already has its own snack division in Frito-Lay.

Originally Capio had its own diagnostics division.