Judge Feldman's ruling striking down the moratorium was divisive for environmental groups, politicians, and oil industry officials.
Mr. Rubio did not touch directly on immigration, an issue that has been divisive for Republicans and troublesome for him personally.
"It's obviously an issue that can be divisive for Republicans because a lot of the antitax groups are weighing in against it," Senator Thune said.
Ms. Bates's aggressiveness on integration was divisive for the state's black leaders, and that she was a woman meant she was pushing against more than just racial barriers.
"A primary would have been divisive for the party," he said in a recent interview, noting that he did not want to undermine Democratic efforts during what he said would be a crucial election season for the nation.
Today, President Kim Dae Jung sought to lower the expectations surrounding the summit news, warning at a cabinet meeting, "The national issues, which have been divisive for a half-century, cannot be resolved overnight".
The Republicans said little on illegal immigration during their convention, since it has been divisive for them and statements by the candidates during the nominating fight distanced the party from Latino voters who could be a major factor in several swing states in November.
It was divisive, for sure: some players loved the variety, while others hated the broader junction system, which boosted stats by the number of spells linked to them (and so punished players for actually casting spells by making them weaker, even as the game in general encouraged players to use magic to take down enemies).
But union leaders have said the banding system will always prove to be divisive for schools.
The name had been "divisive" for three decades, the district's superintendent said at the time.
