Sentence examples for to divide over from inspiring English sources

But it would be a hollow victory and do little for his successor's legitimacy.Besides its internal power struggles, Fatah is also starting to divide over two ideological issues.

The lawyers continue to divide over it - with their legal opinions bearing a remarkable similarity to their political view of the war.

Hardly a sustainable solution, perhaps, but better than a shoot-out.China's other active maritime dispute, with a number of countries in the South China Sea, has already caused friction with the ten-member Association of South-East Asian Nations, which it has managed to divide over the issue.

In his acceptance speech Ed Miliband swerved around the issue: but left and right now look set to divide over whether to stick, or not to stick, to halving the deficit in four years.

As a result, across western Europe, liberally-minded societies are beginning to divide over how best to deal with radical Islamism and its impact on their countries, while governments agonise over the potential for a backlash against Muslims living in Europe.

God commands us not to divide over our religions (Quran 42 13).

Towards this goal, we have used several different clustering methods commonly used in DNA microarray analyses to divide over 1300 autistic individuals into endophenotypic subgroups (eg., language, nonverbal communication, and savant skills) based on item scores on the ADIR questionnaire (manuscript in preparation).

For this ranking exercise, which took place at the outpatient department of Hepatology of the Erasmus MC, all aspects mentioned during the focus group meetings were written on separate cards, which patients were asked to divide over five piles, ranging from "most important (1)" to "least important (5)".