interdivisional

From there we build up an interdivisional boxing team.

This kind of interdivisional logrolling has been the status quo for some time.

Also, we want to see interdivisional programs in state government, whereby you will have a person in each division as a resource.

Interdivisional rivalries comprise games between opponents in different divisions but within the same conference.

The total interdivisional games an NBA team plays is 36.

We then held monthly interdivisional reviews with top divisional management and some corporate brass.

Many interdivisional hybrids also fall into the epigeal category.

The Academy focuses on "clear space" opportunities, interdivisional topics and cross-functional issues.

The Eagles will also have the home-field advantage, nothing to sneeze about in the interdivisional rivalry.

In addition, attempts to introduce integrated marketing at some agencies have not succeeded because of interdivisional rivalries.

Rivalries are classified into three primary groups; intradivisional, interdivisional, and interconference.

Details of future conferences and symposia in the divisional and interdivisional diaries can be found on p371.

Nobody is complaining publicly because that would raise interdivisional conflicts inside the Fox Broadcasting Company.

The game became a permanent rivalry when the Southeastern Conference assigned permanent interdivisional rivals.

A&M primary interdivisional rival is the Grambling State Tigers.

Though still a young team, the Lightning have created an intense rivalry with the Cincinnati Kings through multiple interdivisional games.

CBO is a highly collaborative organization in which many major functions and projects involve a significant amount of cross-functional, interdivisional cooperation and consultation.

The Boca Chica South and San Pedro de Macorís divisions play interdivisional games.

American Express has required senior managers to specify in their strategic plans opportunities for productive collaboration across the corporation - through interdivisional selling, sharing facilities and using common systems.

After spending a year (1970-1) at Hofstra University, she transferred to Bennington College in Vermont, where, she recalled, "I had a triple interdivisional major, in drama, music and dance.

The process led to all kinds of interdivisional squabbles for production, produced inflated production requests and promoted a rush among division executives to get into the good graces of Godfrey Briefs.

The University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts's interdivisional Media Arts and Practice (iMAP) Ph.D. program first accepted students in 2007.

Tournaments The holiday tournaments commence on Friday with the opening night of the Great Western Bank Freeze-Out in the Forum in Inglewood, Calif., with an interdivisional doubleheader.

North Carolina A&T State University and North Carolina Central University - the "Aggie-Eagle Classic" was an annual, interdivisional HBCU football until 2005.

The Dragons then traveled to New York City to play Mount St. Michael's of the Bronx in a special interdivisional game at the Polo Grounds for the "National Championship".