Sentence examples for put divisions from inspiring English sources

There was remarkably little infighting at the conference, as happens when a party realises it needs to put divisions aside and show solidarity to become electable, or, indeed, when two separate halves of a party loathe each other so much that they have to go to different sets of meetings.

And not only have we put divisions against each other, we put surgeons within divisions against each other i.e., if you're an orthopedic surgeon who doesn't do joints, then your income, your livelihood and your patients are now less".

When another shell put division commander Gen. J. R. Jones out of action, Starke turned his brigade over to the Ninth Louisiana's Col. Leroy A. Stafford and took command of the division.

Eventually, she learned to put her divisions to use.

"It will put the divisions over women bishops in the shade," he told The Independent.

That is why we must put the divisions of the referendum behind us," he said.

Often accompanied by his Palestinian wife, Queen Rania, he has told Palestinians and East Bankers to put old divisions behind them.

After a series of bitter primaries, it's critical for a party to put its divisions behind and rally behind the nominee.

Even after Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton embraced in Unity, N.H., on Friday and sought to put their divisions behind them, some strains are still evident closer to the ground.

She said she wanted an end to "the use of our NHS as a political tool" and urged parties to put political divisions aside and put patients and their dignity first.

The source - who said the Revolutionary Guards did not plan to get involved in fighting - also said Iran had put two divisions of its forces on alert along the border with Iraq.