Sentence examples for to division in from inspiring English sources

But due to division in the party room, plans to finalise details of the plebiscite were shelved, raising the prospect that voters will not know whether the plebiscite would change discrimination law when they vote at the federal election.

Peta Credlin has warned a bill establishing a plebiscite on same-sex marriage may not pass, which she said would lead to division in the Coalition over a parliamentary vote on marriage equality.

She said: "What we are proposing is a bill which will have certain measures within it, measures such as introducing banning orders for groups and disruption orders for individuals, for those who are out there actively trying to promote this hatred and intolerance which can lead to division in our society and undermines our British values.

For example, some courts have taken a very straight-line approach, treating any personal injury award or settlement as "personal," belonging solely to the individual injured spouse as non-marital, not subject to division in divorce.

Both whiA and whiB are required for the switch from elongation to division in aerial hyphae.

Next evolutionary event led to division in peroxidasins (Family 2) and a sister family of Chordata peroxidases (Family 1).

But the row over reactor subsidies points to divisions in the coalition on nuclear energy.

But he is still sensitive to divisions in the political class and public opinion.

All of these ads appealed to divisions in American society, often falling along political and identity-based fault lines.

Ian Abbott, leader of the county's Humanists, acknowledged the move could lead to divisions in the workplace.

Means attributed the split in AIM to divisions in the aftermath of Aquash's murder.