Sentence examples for view of the division from inspiring English sources

In view of the division of labour that existed between the colonial countries and the metropolitan powers in colonial days, it is not surprising that until the 1970s the economies of the independent countries of Asia often were more competitive than complementary.

Your argument and the statistical assessment squarely reflects the Islamic point of view on the division of labour between men and women.

A frequent winner at festivals for films like "Do You Remember Dolly Bell?" (1981), "When Father Was Away on Business" (1985) and "Black Cat, White Cat" (1998), Mr. Kusturica, a native Bosnian, rankled many with his views on the division of the former Yugoslavia.

The researchers sometimes had different views on the division of (sub) themes, but these disagreements were resolved through discussion.

In France, cohabitation is a status that is almost interchangeable with marriage and thus cohabiters are not necessarily a self-selected group with more progressive views on the division of labor.

That was certainly the view of the network news divisions.

The results support the policy documents' view of the benefits of the division of labor and the importance of management in this practice.

In view of the fact that the cell division cycle entails massive changes in the conformation of the DNA, it might not be surprising if a large proportion of genes oscillated for incidental reasons.

How do different sociologists and economists viewed the division of classes?

From the point of view of the today's knowledge the dichotomous division of infection into active TB and LTBI seems too simplistic.

The SDLP refused to be labelled solely by the needless divisions arising from the fall-out of the Irish Civil War and therefore had a view of the New Ireland untainted by past divisions.