Sentence examples for in which divisions from inspiring English sources

Enron's survival-of-the-fittest model — in which divisions openly worked at cross-purposes — attracted wide acclaim as well.

Racially superior Germans were to be gathered into a tightly knit Volksgemeinschaft, or racial community, in which divisions of party and class would be transcended in a spirit of racial harmony, a harmony that would necessarily exclude people of inferior blood.

Sony Chairman and Chief Executive Howard Stringer has been battling a corporate silo mentality in which divisions within his company work in isolation, undermining new initiatives.

Result: a sometimes disconcerting amount of decentralization in which divisions are completely independent and Kozlowski's top lieutenants don't spend a whole lot of time talking to one another.

This is largely because the transition involved a detailed application process, in which Divisions were required to demonstrate their expertise, capacity, and financial viability, as well as propose governance and operational arrangements and a strategic plan.

That would be a return to the format the N.H.L. used before Gary Bettman became commissioner in 1993, one in which division rivalries flourished thanks to regular playoff encounters.

McLeish insists it is not for him to say in which division the Glasgow club should be playing next season.

But until Wrexham know in which division they will be playing in next season Morrell will not discover his budget until after Sunday's game.

And the 30 SFL clubs will meet on Friday to decide whether to accept the new Rangers as members - and in which division they will play.

A seminal paper by Noether, Helmut Hasse, and Richard Brauer pertains to division algebras, which are algebraic systems in which division is possible.

The cycle is completed by the mitotic phase (M), in which division of the cell into two daughter cells (cytokinesis) takes place [ 7].