Sentence examples for organisation split from inspiring English sources

After last year's Southeastern Conference tournament, the organisation split $3.5m in net profit with its 12 member schools.

The top Indigenous position is a new one, after the organisation split its multicultural focus into a separate role and the position was vacated by Jason Mifsud, who became executive director of Aboriginal Victoria.

When in 2003 the cartel's leader, Osiel Cárdenas, was arrested, the hierarchy within the organisation split, presenting an opportunity for the Sinaloa Cartel – the largest in Mexico, led by Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán – to advance from the West Coast towards the Gulf region.

The interviews were conducted every 4-6 months with each nurse consultant and also at points of critical events such as the organisation splitting into two.

The organisation gradually split up as the leaders of its various components started to campaign for the election and they carried on competing until the night of the first round.

While the organisation is split between those who believe governments should emphasise public investment over supply-side reforms, such as cuts in subsidies and benefits, the report side-steps the need for organisations such as the IMF to write off some or all of the debts accumulated by countries worst hit by the 2008 crash.

Abd al-Rahman al-Zubeidy, political spokesman of Ansar al-Sunna, a salafist (purist Islamic) group with a particularly violent reputation in Iraq, said his organisation had split over relations with al-Qaida, whose members were mostly Iraqi, but its leaders largely foreigners.

Indonesian security analysts say the organisation later split into two broad factions - bombers and proselytisers, with the latter attempting to steer the organisation towards using preaching as its main weapon.

By 1926, the organisation had split and faded from view.

The organisation has split, with a number of senior activists upping sticks and setting up the "Democratic FLA", which they claim is the original – or "true" – FLA.

Football's leading anti-racism organisations were split on the appointment.