tripartite division

collocation in English

meaningsoftripartiteanddivision

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tripartite
adjective
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/ˌtraɪˈpɑː.taɪt/us
/ˌtraɪˈpɑːr.t̬aɪt/
involving three people or organizations, or existing in ...
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division
noun
uk
/dɪˈvɪʒ.ən/us
/dɪˈvɪʒ.ən/
the act of separating something into parts or groups, or the way that it ...
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(Definition oftripartiteanddivisionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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The distincttripartitedivisionof the succession's continental stage was caused mainly by allogenic factors.
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Some of his examples really involve atripartitedivision(=triglossia) such as thin spare emaciated.
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Thetripartitedivisionof the brain tended to dissolve divisions between inward and outward, or private and public, morality.
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Parry's early sketches suggest atripartitedivisionof the main façade in response to the scale of the adjacent existing buildings.
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We have criticised thetripartitedivisionof secondary education, but, in fact, there has never been such atripartitedivision.
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He referred to thetripartitedivisionof boys and girls at 11-plus into secondary modern, secondary technical, and secondary grammar.
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I have myself made general remarks on the subject of thetripartitedivision.
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I believe that it will be as harmful and will become as controversial as thetripartitedivisionof secondary education has become.
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There will be atripartitedivisionof schools in this country.
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Certainly, among our reputed "customs", if not our actual laws, is precisely that invaluable and widely admiredtripartitedivisionof the powers.
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There should not be thistripartitedivisionbetween the general practitioner, the local authority and the hospital.
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This is one of the major faults of the presenttripartitedivisionof education.
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It is reasonably plain that in education, as in anything else, it is possible to make a kind oftripartitedivision.
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Can we find any principle upon which thistripartitedivisiontakes place?
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But thistripartitedivisionis repudiated as a matter of fact by every historian.
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You do not propose atripartitedivisionof the tithe, in which two-thirds goes to religious purposes only.
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Thistripartitedivisionof responsibility for policing is of the essence of our system.
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With thistripartitedivision, about a quarter of the crust of the earth has been allowed to become exposed, and this is essential for the natural process we are discussing.
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