Sentence examples for present division from inspiring English sources

The present division, in which almost two-thirds of the seats are in constituencies dominated by rural landowners, no longer reflects where people live.

Works printed by Robert Estienne in Geneva include a Greek New Testament (1551), in which the present division of the text into verses occurs for the first time.

A classic Ladd procedure is described as a reduction of the volvulus (if present), division of mesenteric bands, placement of small bowel on the right and large bowel on the left of the abdomen, and appendicectomy.

If one wants to overcome the traditional divisions of moral labour (for emancipatory reasons or because the present division of labour is not productive) other divisions of moral labour have to be envisaged and explored.

To investigate differences between immigrants' origins, we followed Statistics Norway's present division of "Europe, Africa, Asia plus Turkey, North America, and South America".

Such a study design would also avoid the present division of users and non-users merely according to their own declaration, as this step does not guarantee a correct assignment of data to the test and control group, respectively.

But how much choice is really inherent in our present divisions?

There are indications, cutting across the present divisions, that the book was a compilation of existing collections.

In both cases they are complicated by the Conservatives' past form and present divisions, which Labour and the Liberal Democrats are understandably eager to exploit.

At the beginning of this period a number of independent tribes were settled in what is now Sweden, and their districts are still partly indicated by the present divisions of the country.

Though obviously overtaken by events, it is still an insightful introduction to the country and a good description of the economic and social transformation at the root of the present divisions.