Sentence examples for specialized divisions from inspiring English sources

In both countries, MCOs were in fact specialized divisions of SHIs or joint outsourced operations that were managed without much cooperation with traditional CC divisions.

Today, we train law enforcement teams around the country in the best ways to stop animal cruelty in their communities, and a number of police departments and district attorneys are creating specialized divisions to focus on animal cruelty crimes.

In addition to gaming machines, the company has specialized divisions in gaming operations and gaming systems, such as video lotteries.

Ruder Finn, the public-relations firm, promotes religious titles through a specialized division.

A specialized division of chromosomes called meiosis occurs during the formation of the reproductive cells, or gametes, of sexually reproducing organisms.

Besides Miramax's three best-picture nominees, "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" was made by New Line Cinema, a ministudio that is part of AOL Time Warner, and "The Pianist" came from Focus Features, the specialized division of Vivendi Universal.

Francoise Echegarray, who is producing "The Lady and the Duke" for Pathe Images, the specialized division of the French studio Pathe, suggests that the detail work may be what fascinated Mr. Rohmer in the first place.

As the 1960s equivalent of Tin Pan Alley, it reemphasized a specialized division of labour in which professional songwriters worked closely with producers and artists-and-repertoire personnel to match selected artists with appropriate songs.

"There's no doubt that we're going for pure comedy, but we're also trying to make films more in line with certain John Landis films, like 'The Blues Brothers.' " "Super Troopers" was screened at the 2001 Sundance Film Festival and was snapped up by Fox Searchlight, the specialized division of 20th Century Fox.

Adam Smith hypothesized that impersonal exchange was necessary for a society to develop specialized division of labor and create wealth.

As more of the world's poor congregate in cities, they ought to benefit from the specialized division of labor that has fueled growth in industrialized nations.