Sentence examples for permanent divisions from inspiring English sources

The military argues that while the need for more soldiers is immediate, staffing and equipping new permanent divisions would take nearly two years -- and that by then, they might not be needed.

In addition to the permanent divisions, the Indian Army also formed a number of independent brigades.

In the summer of 1960, however, he released a single that created as permanent division among his following.

The United States could have accepted the permanent division of Europe and been complicit in the oppression of others.

Income inequality is one thing, but a permanent division into the haves and have-nots is an entirely different thing — and much less acceptable.

The Iron Curtain seemed a permanent division between the free and the unfree, and the Cold War was the dominant fact of global politics.

The center's chief executive, Edward Stolzenberg, said he is considering turning the St. Agnes campus into a permanent division of the center.

The final loss of Italy seemed to underline the fact of the permanent division between the Greek East and the Latin West, which was now not only geographical and political but also increasingly cultural and ecclesiastical.

In the same issue, we read that Alan Milburn recommends that the living wage be implemented by 2025 at the latest (Society on the brink of permanent division, government warned).

Following Frederick's death (1428) the Wettins disputed the division of the inheritance; in 1485 Albert and Ernest, the sons of Frederick II (d. 1464), by the Treaty of Leipzig, arranged what came to be a permanent division between the Albertine (eastern) and Ernestine (western) Saxon lands.

For its part, Pakistan is unlikely to trust India to negotiate seriously about Kashmir, especially with an election due in India.Indian analysts talk of converting India's military and diplomatic momentum into backing for its favoured resolution to the Kashmir issue: permanent division of the state between India and Pakistan along the line of control.