The president pushes forward an agenda and policies which divide us.
This inefficient usage of the spectrum results directly from the current spectrum regulation policies, which divide the spectrum into static licensed and unlicensed frequencies.
It re-illuminates the fundamental divide on economic policy which split the last government and still confronts Labour today.
- An end to excessive and costly immigration enforcement policies which separate families and divide communities, such as "Secure Communities," E-Verify, 287G, and roadside checkpoints.
But the coroner said that Kobre had suffered from heart disease, and the verdict was that death was from natural causes, so his estate got the proceeds of his $600,000 life insurance policy, which was divided among the depositors.
Defence, and in particular the future of Trident, is one of the key policy areas which divides Corbyn from many of his MPs.
Third, through populist policy-making: for example, the right to buy, which divided local authority tenants into the "aspirational" and the "non-aspirational", depending on whether or not they bought their council house.
Spanish policy became erratic, falling victim to a see-saw struggle between liberals and absolutists, which divided its generals.
The N.F.L.'s revenue-sharing policies, which include dividing the league's television contract evenly among all teams, gives smaller-market teams like Tampa enough revenue to compete with rivals from bigger cities. "Even with season tickets, by the time you're done, it's expensive," said Philip Porter, who studies the business of sports at the University of South Florida.
This practice is largely consistent with government policy, which advises HEWs to divide their time between the health post and the community.
