Sentence examples for the division itself from inspiring English sources

But the division itself speaks to the appeal, for much of the Indian middle class, of strong leadership and, more selectively, for speedy justice that could involve riding roughshod over legal safeguards.

However, in the study in question, Smith does not concentrate on the division of internal and external stakeholders (the division itself is implicit).

I have always believed - and still believe - that the broadcast of my report was stopped because its message was in direct conflict with the "spin" of the Labour government of the day, which wanted to present the Queen as the great healer of the division between loyalist and republican communities, whereas in fact historically she was the symbol of the division itself.

The division itself was awarded two campaign streamers.

The division itself was awarded four distinguished unit citations and four campaign streamers for the conflict.

The division itself was awarded eight Distinguished Unit Citations for participation in the campaign.

Given that the Microsoft case will have important repercussions for the information technology industry, his department's view will be one of the most important contributions from outside of the antitrust division itself.

Concerning the cell division itself, it has been shown that actin:myosin filaments, under the control of ROCK, are required at the cortex to allow positioning of the centrosomes [ 120].

His duties at the commission included overseeing competition rulings, although he did not work in the antitrust division itself.

And there is almost a sense that if Disney decided to do so, it would not necessarily do so in consultation with the news division itself.

They have a tiny piece of the revenue pie today, pay out money-losing revenue guarantees to partners like Digg and Facebook, and the online division itself is losing a cool $1 billion a year on about $2.4 billion in revenue.