Sentence examples for organization split from inspiring English sources

In 1839 the national organization split over basic differences of approach: Garrison and his followers were more radical than other members; they denounced the U.S. Constitution as supportive of slavery and insisted on sharing organizational responsibility with women.

In the 1860s a "Finnish party" was formed to advance the Fennoman cause; this organization split over constitutional issues into the Old Finn and Young Finn parties in the 1890s.

Early in its history the organization split between the Freie Volksbühne, who were attempting to make theatre available to a wider audience, and the Neue Freie Volksbühne, who had specific Socialist attachments and policies.

In South Texas, Michael Vickers, the head of a former Minuteman group, said his organization split from the national groups because Minuteman leaders did not adapt to the needs of volunteers who patrol on private land in Texas.

Garden Grove had been the event's home since 2002, but the organization split with the city last fall in a dispute over finances.

Once the organization split from student government, it was run by a seven-member board and accepted proposals for shows, ranging from musicals to one-act plays.

But both organizations split over the war and are having difficulties deciding what to do once the war is over.

Sōka-gakkai, ( Japanese: Value-Creation Societyy") lay Nichiren Buddhist movement that arose within the Japanese Buddhist group Nichiren-shō-shū; the two organizations split from each other in 1991.

Sōka-gakkai, (Japanese: "Value-Creation Society") lay Nichiren Buddhist movement that arose within the Japanese Buddhist group Nichiren-shō-shū; the two organizations split from each other in 1991.

We found about 15 organizations, split up the list, and contacted them all.

Already at the beginning of the exercise, the organizations split up and began repetitively to perform their own tasks, without evaluating the overall needs.