divisional
ਮੰਡਲ
definition
adjective
a divisional manager
of or relating to an organizational or administrative division.
example
The 'divisional' manager has indicated that work on this stretch of road will commence within the next three weeks.
The programme is being co-ordinated through local community teams, led by a 'divisional' highways manager and two highway engineers.
During the nearly four years it has taken to complete the guide, 'divisional' walls have become windows.
The winner will proceed to the North West 'divisional' final.
The final 'divisional' race, in Las Vegas, was a shootout between Kyle and me for the championship.
Who said the 'divisional' cup finals at Milebush were dreary affairs?
If sufficient entries are not forthcoming, 'divisional' finals will not be held.
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 West Sligo junior championship 'divisional' final will be decided on Bank Holiday Monday.
Even infected farms may be able to carry out some crop operations, however, with the permission of the 'divisional' veterinary manager.
While Abbeyside advance safely via the direct route towards the 'divisional' final, all isn't lost for Dungarvan.
Sheila gave us a presentation of her speech for the upcoming 'divisional' final of the International Speech Competition.
The winners go forward to the 'divisional' finals in Arbroath on March 24, 25 and 26.
Passing from this main wall at right angles, were the 'divisional' partitions of the rooms, 3 feet 0 inches in width.
Do your 'divisional' managers know how much capital they tie up and what it costs?
The winner of the Bournemouth Open was the most successful Dorset player in last year's South West 'divisional' finals at Burnham and Berrow.
From there he was posted as an assistant divisional manager in a 'divisional' office - his first posting in an operational office.
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.
In 1981, he set 'divisional' managers the harsh target of being first or second in their business sector, or facing sale or closure.
Farmers who want to employ someone to shear their sheep will have to seek permission from the Government's 'divisional' veterinary manager.
Under the new system, the opening round will feature a best-of-seven series in a 'divisionally' based format.
Therefore, God's love is actualized 'divisionally' by parental love, conjugal and children's love.
We are currently undergoing an expansion 'divisionally' as well.
It hasn't affected us as much 'divisionally' as it has nationally.
One schedule I want to create someday is one for that alignment but with a 'divisionally' weighted.
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