Social divisions, or class structure, in the medieval world reflected a division of labour.
This divide, argues Lindsay Tanner, a minister in Mr Rudd's government, reflects a division of political culture.
The modern world shares the creative riches, reflecting a division of labor.
It reflects a division of power agreed at the end of the Second World War that no longer accords with reality.
Mainstream nudist rules on erections and criticisms of them reflect a division running back to American nudism's 1930s origins, Brian said.
The choice of candidates reflected a division in the I.A.E.A. between the Western and industrialized nations that lead the nuclear club and define the atomic agency's prime role as a watchdog, and developing countries more interested in the broader use of nuclear energy.
(Tenor trios have always tended to reflect a pragmatic division of labor, with the saxophonist at the top of a pyramid and the others forming the base).
Roman dress also reflected a distinct division of social class, with certain colours, fabrics, and styles reserved for citizens and important personages.
And though each female morning anchor has a male co-anchor, some say the evening-morning split reflects a dated division of labor.
Whatever the relations between the so-called arya and daha, it is likely that they gradually became integrated into an internally plural social order reflecting a threefold division of society into priests, warriors, and commoners.
