Sentence examples similar to split publicly from inspiring English sources

Others are pretending that they want it, but it's really just to keep Liberal party from splitting open publicly.

The government split the publicly-owned Post Office business from the now privately-owned Royal Mail in 2012.

The split had been publicly telegraphed just hours earlier.

This week it formally announced its split into two publicly traded firms.

Earlier this month, the publisher said it would split into two publicly traded businesses by spinning off its education unit.

Under its emergence plan, General Growth will split into two publicly traded companies, and its shareholders will receive stock in both.

IAC announced in November that it would split into five publicly traded companies, including Ticketmaster and the HSN home-shopping network.

Displaying his independence in March, Mr. Johnson publicly split with his party and joined the Island's Republicans senators at a rally to protest proposed school aid cuts.

But Mr. Lieberman's remarks were a continuing reflection of the ticket's publicly split personality regarding President Clinton and his legacy.

The Romney and Huntsman families — two intertwined clans that go back to the early days of Mormonism — publicly split in 2008 when Mr. Huntsman, then the Utah governor, endorsed Mr. McCain.

Under that proposal, General Growth would split into two publicly traded entities: a larger one that would oversee the majority of its holdings and a smaller one that would hold properties the company views as undervalued.