Sentence examples for internally dividing from inspiring English sources

The question has long been a vexed one, internally dividing the previous Labour government as it does the current Conservative/Liberal Democrat coalition.It sprang into the headlines again this week with the long-awaited overhaul of the widely unloved Prevent strategy.

With Mr. Sharon's coalition government internally divided over the invasion and a possible international campaign to undermine Mr. Arafat, pressure is growing within the Labor Party to withdraw from it.

But Turkey itself is internally divided.

Labour is internally divided on the matter too.

Critics see it as opportunistic preying on the internally divided Anglican Communion.

The women's movement is now big enough to be internally divided.

"It is increasingly internally divided, threatened with terrorism and deterioration of human rights.

But even then, Palestinians complained that the Israelis appeared internally divided about their own aims.

So what if the justices are internally divided on this election issue?

The Hispanic community is also more internally divided on immigration than the elite consensus assumes.

They are also internally divided, even though most fighters are ethnic Nuer.