Sentence examples for said divisions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Taboada, 81, said divisions were partly generational.

Analysts have said divisions between indigenous paramilitary units, each with sponsors in Moscow, could disrupt the Kremlin's efforts to stabilize the region.

Jesse Klein, a graduate student in sociology at Florida State University who has been studying Occupy Tallahassee since October, said divisions have emerged between activists who have time for long, consensus-based meetings and those who don't but feared being criticized as lacking commitment.

Mr Morsi said divisions threatened to "paralyse" Egypt, in a speech on Wednesday to mark a year in office.

It said divisions were beginning to emerge between Tory Brexiteers and Remainers, with some calling the deal "a fudge".

In his broadcast on Monday, Mr Lee said: "We can't afford to have division of you against me in the face of national security, because what's at stake is our very lives and the survival of this nation". Mr Lee said divisions of opinion after the North's alleged sinking of a Southern warship in March with the loss of 46 sailors had led to the North's attack on Yeonpyeong island.

When he said division, Mr. Schrempp explained, he meant only Chrysler's auto operations, not its top management structure.

The system is similar to one the New York Fire Department might one day adopt for use in mass casualty incidents, said Division Chief Fredrick Villani.

She said she had always acted in good faith in the party room and said division came from "constant backgrounding and leaks" from senior Greens sources.

Mr. Sullivan said division officials routinely check the results of medical exams given to commercial and school bus drivers in New Jersey.

And interestingly enough, if you look at the main divisions where we've think watersheds happening in Malaysia just today actually coincided with a lot of the said division by centuries.