Sentence examples for introduced a division from inspiring English sources

For example, a 1999 overhaul that introduced a division between a three-year bachelor's degree and a two-year master's degrees (intended to equalize Italian degrees to those of other E.U. countries) prompted a proliferation of degrees and a subsequent recruitment of new professors, often hired on short-term contracts, sometimes for little or no pay.

C1 Credibility on the Net Consumers Union, an advocacy group, plans to introduce a division tomorrow aimed at bolstering the credibility of Internet merchants.

In November, Legendary Pictures introduced a comics division, naming Bob Schreck, a veteran of DC Comics and IDW Publishing, as editor in chief.

The I.W.F.L. offers cash prizes when players reach statistical benchmarks and recently introduced a second division for smaller markets.

In 1977, British Airways introduced a third division, a mid-plane Executive Cabin, which it described as having "a quiet, exclusive atmosphere free from the distraction of movies and young babies".

These changes have introduced a new division of labor bringing new opportunities for interaction leading to the creation of additional assets.

Since then, the company has partnered with Pfizer to help with drug research using 23andMe's genetic data, introduced a therapeutics division, and hired top talent including Genentech's Richard Sheller.

In addition, the colonizers introduced a gendered division of labor, where men were employed in cash-based economic relationships with the colonizers and women were responsible for all the household duties associated with (non-money based) subsistence economies.

Since this introduced an uncomfortable division between parents and children, liberal theologians invented a "halfway covenant," which allowed members to partake of church life in varying degrees.

To explain the nature of the mixture Socrates introduces a fourfold division of all beings (23c 27c), a division that uses the categories of 'limit' and 'measure' in a different way than in the 'divine method of dialectic'.

"Before the Norwegian FA introduced a nationwide first division playing from spring to autumn in 1963, they had to finish off the old two-group 'Main League' which ran from summer to summer," says Jostein. "What they did in the last season of the 'Main League' was to combine the two eight team groups into one 16 team league, starting on July 30 1961, and ending on 21 October 1962.