Critical but dull support services the IT helpdesk, say, or the property-management division that holds the lease on the bank's head office must have clear service contracts with other bits of the bank, in case they get sundered in a break-up.
He laments that the European Union's foreign policy is "both muddled and divisive", even as it prepares to bolster the continent's prosperity and security by reuniting what the cold war sundered.
Want them, throw them out Justice on the grass ReprintsIn Gitarama province, where perhaps 120,000 people were chopped or clubbed to death, "mixed" marriages are common, which means that many judges have seen their families sundered.
THEY are there as night falls, and your car lights pick them up as you speed along the coast on a new and excitingly empty motorway: clusters of ragged people who have clambered up through the barriers from the patchwork of ancient paddy fields which this new road paved with glorious intentions has sundered.
So no one expects that link to be sundered.
During the cold war, anxiety about the vulnerability of oilfields sundered the region into American and Soviet camps, and the cold war's end brought the briefest of respites.
ALWAYS incredible, Pakistan's governing coalition sundered on Monday August 25th when its second biggest component, the Pakistan Muslim League (N) walked out.
If attempts by Delphi to cut wages and benefits lead to a strike there, GM's supply chain could be sundered and production halted.
However, Newton's scheme unambiguously sundered space and time as fundamentally separate entities.
The council, however, failed to heal the schism that had sundered the Western Christian church.
Those who emphasize a strong distinction between mystical experience and subsequent interpretation generally seek out a common core of all mysticism; others insist that experience and interpretation cannot be so easily sundered and that mysticism is in most cases tied to a specific religion and contingent upon its teachings.
