Sentence examples for should split between from inspiring English sources

Those suggesting Labour should split between its socialist and social democratic wings delude themselves.

Of course Labour should split between social democrats and socialists, in alliance according to their strength.

"They should split it up between all the employees," he said.

If stakeholders decide that the UNICEF MA focal points should split their time between the two locations, adherence to a regular weekly schedule with equal time in each office will improve time management and communication with partners in both offices.

Its target-date funds — whose investment mix grows more conservative as retirement nears — recommend that people retiring in 2010 (generally, people who are 65) should split their savings evenly between stock and bonds.

Elstein said that as an alternative to splitting its TV and radio operation, the BBC should split the position of director general between an editor in chief role and a chief executive.

Still unresolved is where it should stand, as well as how the bill should be split between the city, state and federal governments.In Obersalzberg, two hours' drive east towards the Austrian border, everything is less complicated, if only because history has taken matters out of the hands of the Bavarian government.

The state should establish limits on the number of fishermen on the rivers, he said, and restrictions should be split between residents and those from out of state.

"We think it is fair that the income should be split between the three leagues and that qualification is merit-based," said McCafferty. "We should not effectively subsidise countries and allow them to rest players from the majority of league matches".

The current "Ph.D. bonus" should be a real bonus for good thesis work and good supervision, and so it should be split between the supervisor and the successful researcher.

Some people may even start to ask why the Albanian nation should be split between two states.