Sentence examples for idea to split from inspiring English sources

It came up with a clever idea to split in two.

Draper says that his idea to split up California germinated over the course of a decade or two.

It was also his idea to split the mmigration and Naturalization Service into two agencies in 2002.

But from a purely political perspective it would have been a bad idea to split the long-term spending from the stimulus.

At the moment, the gathering is done by the FBI, whose director, Robert Mueller, vigorously opposes any idea to split off spying from policing, even though most spooks insist that spying and policing are often contradictory things.That battle is for the future, but similar vested interests are bound to make Mr Ridge's nice draft design extremely hard to put into practice.

It was lead writer Roger Waters's idea to split "Shine On" into two parts and use it to bookend the album around three new compositions, forming a new concept similar to their previous album, The Dark Side of the Moon.

Because she has three children and no idea how to split the archive fairly among them, she is selling now, she says, so they can share the proceeds.

But the idea was to split the minors into smaller groups so that they could receive more personalised attention as they pursue applications to go to the UK, or are helped to be reconnected with family elsewhere in Europe," Steve Barbet, a spokesman for the local regional government, said.

The key idea is to split the design into two control layers.

After the deal closes, the idea is to split up Adelphia's subscribers.

The basic idea is to split up an apprenticeship into standardised and self-contained modules that are individually certifiable.