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Definition of divisional in English: divisionaladjective dɪˈvɪʒənldəˈvɪʒ(ə)n(ə)l 1Relating to an organizational or administrative division. Example sentencesExamples - While Abbeyside advance safely via the direct route towards the divisional final, all isn't lost for Dungarvan.
- The programme is being co-ordinated through local community teams, led by a divisional highways manager and two highway engineers.
- The West Sligo junior championship divisional final will be decided on Bank Holiday Monday.
- The final divisional race, in Las Vegas, was a shootout between Kyle and me for the championship.
- Even infected farms may be able to carry out some crop operations, however, with the permission of the divisional veterinary manager.
- From there he was posted as an assistant divisional manager in a divisional office - his first posting in an operational office.
- The divisional manager has indicated that work on this stretch of road will commence within the next three weeks.
- For both, it was the first divisional final round, and for Smith, the first win.
- He suffered a broken collarbone playing in the North divisional SHC final last Sunday against Toomevara.
- The winners go forward to the divisional finals in Arbroath on March 24, 25 and 26.
- The winner will proceed to the North West divisional final.
- In 1981, he set divisional managers the harsh target of being first or second in their business sector, or facing sale or closure.
- If sufficient entries are not forthcoming, divisional finals will not be held.
- Farmers who want to employ someone to shear their sheep will have to seek permission from the Government's divisional veterinary manager.
- Sheila gave us a presentation of her speech for the upcoming divisional final of the International Speech Competition.
- Do your divisional managers know how much capital they tie up and what it costs?
- That win puts them into the divisional final for the first time in more than a decade and a half and has given this whole championship one massive lift.
- Who said the divisional cup finals at Milebush were dreary affairs?
- The Neale team included the majority of the under 14 team that were narrowly defeated in this years divisional A final.
- The winner of the Bournemouth Open was the most successful Dorset player in last year's South West divisional finals at Burnham and Berrow.
2Forming a partition. Example sentencesExamples - During the nearly four years it has taken to complete the guide, divisional walls have become windows.
- Passing from this main wall at right angles, were the divisional partitions of the rooms, 3 feet 0 inches in width.
Derivatives adverb It hasn't affected us as much divisionally as it has nationally. Example sentencesExamples - Under the new system, the opening round will feature a best-of-seven series in a divisionally based format.
- We are currently undergoing an expansion divisionally as well.
- One schedule I want to create someday is one for that alignment but with a divisionally weighted.
- Therefore, God's love is actualized divisionally by parental love, conjugal and children's love.
Definition of divisional in US English: divisionaladjectivedəˈviZH(ə)n(ə)ldəˈvɪʒ(ə)n(ə)l 1Relating to an organizational or administrative division. Example sentencesExamples - He suffered a broken collarbone playing in the North divisional SHC final last Sunday against Toomevara.
- The Neale team included the majority of the under 14 team that were narrowly defeated in this years divisional A final.
- If sufficient entries are not forthcoming, divisional finals will not be held.
- In 1981, he set divisional managers the harsh target of being first or second in their business sector, or facing sale or closure.
- Who said the divisional cup finals at Milebush were dreary affairs?
- Do your divisional managers know how much capital they tie up and what it costs?
- The final divisional race, in Las Vegas, was a shootout between Kyle and me for the championship.
- From there he was posted as an assistant divisional manager in a divisional office - his first posting in an operational office.
- The programme is being co-ordinated through local community teams, led by a divisional highways manager and two highway engineers.
- The West Sligo junior championship divisional final will be decided on Bank Holiday Monday.
- The divisional manager has indicated that work on this stretch of road will commence within the next three weeks.
- Farmers who want to employ someone to shear their sheep will have to seek permission from the Government's divisional veterinary manager.
- Sheila gave us a presentation of her speech for the upcoming divisional final of the International Speech Competition.
- The winner will proceed to the North West divisional final.
- Even infected farms may be able to carry out some crop operations, however, with the permission of the divisional veterinary manager.
- The winner of the Bournemouth Open was the most successful Dorset player in last year's South West divisional finals at Burnham and Berrow.
- That win puts them into the divisional final for the first time in more than a decade and a half and has given this whole championship one massive lift.
- For both, it was the first divisional final round, and for Smith, the first win.
- The winners go forward to the divisional finals in Arbroath on March 24, 25 and 26.
- While Abbeyside advance safely via the direct route towards the divisional final, all isn't lost for Dungarvan.
- 1.1 Forming a partition.
Example sentencesExamples - During the nearly four years it has taken to complete the guide, divisional walls have become windows.
- Passing from this main wall at right angles, were the divisional partitions of the rooms, 3 feet 0 inches in width.
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