Sentence examples for who divisions from inspiring English sources

The latest version of the RAPIA is available from the lead author, and discussions are proceeding with WHO divisions in Geneva and in Africa, as well as with the IDF, to disseminate the tool more widely for assessing health services for diabetic patients in resource poor countries.

"We were playing against players who were Division I and Division II basketball players," Gutman says.

I know that often it is only a few mischief makers who create divisions in our society.

Dennis Carey of Spencer Stuart, an American search firm, says: "Most people today want CEOs or people who run divisions with significant exposure to profit and loss.

In a statement read to reporters, he said the military and police forces "warn those who cultivate divisions within the security and defense forces".

The Scottish Football League, who operate Divisions One, Two and Three, are also due to vote on proposals to merge their body with the Scottish Premier League.

Greg Shaheen, the N.C.A.A. senior vice president who oversees Division I basketball, says that "95percentt of our revenue stream goes to educating young people.

Lee's current boss, David Heymann, executive director of WHO's division of communicable diseases, agrees that WHO should spend more resources at the country level.

Every newspaper in America has an expert (term used loosely) who predicts division and conference winners and, ultimately, the Super Bowl champion.

Mr Abhisit says he is a reformer, who will heal divisions.

Out of 16 commanders of US divisions who received early-morning news of the armistice, seven chose to stop fighting.