Sentence examples for modern division from inspiring English sources

Montesquieu was the first to make the modern division among legislative, executive, and judiciary.

The Billikens (9-7, 0-2), set a modern Division I record for fewest points in a game in a 49-20 to George Washington on Thursday.

Subunits became larger, and the legion incorporated a detachment of heavy cavalry as well as field artillery in the form of catapults thus turning into a combined-arms unit and becoming a true forerunner of the modern division.

In the first five seasons of the modern division series, 1995 through 1999, the Braves were 15-2 in that round, stamping on whoever dared to cross their path.

(It is one of the absurdities of the modern division of labor that, having replaced physical labor with fossil fuel, we now have to burn even more fossil fuel to keep our unemployed bodies in shape).

The division winners were USA in the Grand Prix, a division of 12-meter boats, all built in 1987; Courageous in the Modern division, built from 1970 to 1983; American Eagle in the Traditional division, built from 1958 to 1967; and Northern Light in the Vintage division, built from 1920 to 1940.

As he began to study both the historical roots of the separation and the modern divisions of Middle Eastern churches he came to the opinion that the schism was unjustifiable.

The visitors were from the Metropolitan Museum of Art's new division of modern and contemporary art.

It paved the way for the advanced division of labor, which characterizes modern societies and which was a precondition for their rise.

The modern disciplinary division between physics and mathematics and the association of the latter with logic had not yet developed.

Penguin decided to republish The Grass Arena earlier this year after Healy sent it to Adam Freudenheim, publisher of the Modern Classics division.