Sentence examples for its divisions of from inspiring English sources

And he sometimes tries too hard to have it both ways, as when he marks down China as a potential rival on account of its ethnic homogeneity, and India on account of its divisions of caste and religion.

Through his willingness to engage with those who disagree with him and encourage people of faith to bring their beliefs to the public debate, he is inspiring this nation to heal its divisions of religion, culture, race and politics in the audacious hope for a brighter tomorrow.

Platonic psychology with its divisions of reason, spirit and appetite, also bears resemblance to the three gunas in the Indian philosophy of Samkhya.

So if Bertelsmann buys Napster, it will have two of its divisions on opposite sides of a serious legal divide, with billions of dollars in damages at stake.

The book's varied locales and its division of attention between Balthasar and Aphra prevent it from having the unity and momentum of "The Winter Queen".

The American system, with its division of power, seems wholly incapable of dealing with the issue.

WASHINGTON -- The Federal Reserve Board on Monday named William B. English director of its division of monetary affairs, one of the most powerful staff positions at the central bank.

Dr. Scheinberg became a professor of medicine at Albert Einstein College of Medicine on its founding in 1955 and from 1973 to 1992 led its division of genetic medicine.

Part of the problem is that the Cold War habit of mind, with its division of the world into two rival, ideologically cohesive camps, dies hard.

He was a fellow of the American Psychological Association, former president of its division of adult development and aging, and founding editor of the journal Psychology and Aging.

Where the film does succeed is in its division of the film into segments, each revealing more about the previous part before throwing more complications into the mix.