Sentence examples for split into divisions from inspiring English sources

The reduction in numbers forced the league to revert to a two-division structure, but within two seasons numbers had grown again to the extent that Division One was split into Divisions One (North) and One (South) for the 1996 97 season, a format retained until 2004 when the two Division Ones were re-organised into Division One and Division Two.

Football is the only sport that will be split into divisions.

The season-long protest movement he inspired gained the national spotlight and further divided a league already split into divisions.

The postseason included just the league winners from 1903 to 1968, then increased to four teams in 1969 after the leagues split into divisions.

Since the leagues split into divisions in 1969 (not including strike-shortened years of 1981 and 1994), an overwhelming majority of eventual division champions (109 of 151) stood in first place on July 31.

Both teams understood that this game would define their seasons: either Tennessee or Florida has represented the S.E.C.'s Eastern Division in each of the 10 league title games since the conference was split into divisions in 1992.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) is split into three divisions: Division I, Division II, and Division III.

With 15 teams in each conference, you have them split into division's of eight teams and seven respectively.

A COBOL program is split into four divisions: the identification division, the environment division, the data division and the procedure division.

The RFL has proposed a Super League and Championship with one club promoted and relegated each season, a two-division Super League or two Super League divisions of 12 teams which split into three divisions of eight halfway through the season.

Likewise, Alfred Sloan split General Motors into divisions, and each division was run as a company within a company.