Sentence examples for setting up division from inspiring English sources
"There's definitely still an issue with racism that we have to tackle in the game, but he's using such emotive and antagonistic language that it seems to be setting up division within this campaign against racism, as opposed to trying to form the collaborative effort which football has been trying to do for many years.
The Linnaean system for setting up divisions in biology is an ordering that was only later found to be in accord with biological evolution.
Studios have slowly started backing more hatke (offbeat) films over the past five years, with two big companies setting up divisions devoted to such projects.
BP and Shell have done more than others, each setting up divisions to investigate renewable energy and hydrogen, but the amounts they are spending are still small compared with the money that goes on their oil and gas divisions.
"He's attempting to smear the junior doctors and he's attempting to set up division between them and the rest of the health force.
The moment presents a significant test for the insurance companies that have set up divisions to write these policies, the banks making the loans, the real estate investors and developers and the buyers of commercial mortgage-backed securities that ultimately invest in pools of loans.
In the meantime, Williams and other firms have set up divisions to push the technology towards more mainstream use.
Chinese students sprung into action, setting up Red Guard divisions in classrooms and campuses across the country.
The plan is for the two sides to consolidate operations by 2004, setting up separate divisions for domestic, overseas and cargo units.
Jenkins, named as Diamond's replacement in the wake of the 2012 Libor rigging scandal, is reportedly considering pulling out of loss-making high street operations in continental Europe, scaling back the bond trading division and setting up a noncore division.
(Webware) RDF launches digital division TV production firm RDF is setting up a digital division to focus on brand extensions from its TV shows and original web content.
