Sentence examples for keep divisions from inspiring English sources
"The most they could hope for, I think, is to just get through, to keep the political process stable, to keep divisions within the community to a point where they are manageable".
If the Southeastern Conference adds the Aggies as a 13th team, it will look for an another member to keep its divisions balanced.
The top priority is for Americans to figure out a way to keep these divisions from dividing the country into two hostile armed camps that are incapable of talking to each other.(Photo credit: AFP).
The DPJ has never held power, so it can keep internal divisions on these issues out of the public eye.Not all of the DPJ's promises involve budget cuts and the economy.
One of the consequences of this extreme inequality of market income is that the state has to do an enormous amount of heavy lifting through the income tax and welfare systems to keep these divisions in check.
In the 18th century, Freemasonry spread among middle-class men who felt that religion should modernise; it should be about rational moral progress, and it should unite people rather than keep old divisions alive.
Behind the scenes of this session senior officials will be jockeying for power, say correspondents, but the Communist party will be determined to keep any divisions within its ruling elite behind closed doors.
Those heads of Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Buick and Cadillac had to fight for whatever they needed to keep their divisions successful.
The Americans would keep a division in and around Baghdad Britainn would command a multinational division in the south near Basra and Polandd would command a third division of troops from a variety of nations.
The division heads were given a kind of Potashner suicide mission: Keep your division alive by finding new customers — or else.
The development of cancer requires an escape from the natural breaks that keep cell division in check or oncogenic stimuli often involving growth factors and their receptors, causing aberrant cellular division.
