Sentence examples for its split of from inspiring English sources

The union is not expected to agree to giving up any percentage of its split of revenues.

That determination rests upon three findings (the district's shape, its splitting of towns and counties, and its high African-American voting population) that we previously found insufficient to support summary judgment.

In the SEC filing, eBay said its splits of recent years, including one this year, used a "substantial portion" of the currently authorized 1.79 billion shares of common stock.

He opposed its splitting of the heretofore non-racial, qualified electorate into graduated "A" and "B" rolls, saying the proposed system had "racialist" connotations, and objected to the idea that the first black MPs would be elected on what he said would be a "debased franchise".

The worst possible scenario for Republicans would be for the party to lose its split control of the Senate, leaving little momentum as it headed into the governor's race.

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Under a canopy of twinkling lights Australian Life has its eye fixed firmly on the Sydney of the present and its split personalities: the Sydney of things, and the Sydney of people.

1963 Corvette Stingray Coupe The '63 coupe is particularly sought after because of its split rear window, the only year of this design.

Silver carp are also a good model for the study of speciation because of its split with bighead carp (Hypophthalmichthys nobilis), which occurred only ∼3 Mya.

The drug has bargain-basement prices because of its split into two markets: one by cartels in "super labs" out of Mexico, and the other by average Joes in small makeshift meth labs.

It said it expected "substantial annual cost savings" as a result of its split from Wakefern.