Sentence examples for * amalgamations from inspiring English sources

More amalgamations are likely.

The amalgamations were outstanding.

Yet most amalgamations went ahead, including those in marginal seats.

Moreover, local government was completely overhauled, with municipal amalgamations emerging on the fringes of the metropolis.

Restructuring, including subsidiary flotations, amalgamations and some drastic cutbacks feature the continental and Japanese scene.

There were also efforts throughout the period to increase cartels and amalgamations.

In other words, amalgamations have already been made thanks to funding and community participation.

A large number of local councils have also been merged, and a number of other councils are facing impending amalgamations.

Thoughts of the multimedia and modern dance amalgamations created by the choreographer Alwin Nikolais come to mind.

Council amalgamations, community leadership, activism and progressive, thoughtful politicians can help us maintain the things that make Sydney great.

Note also, there is no actual resistance to amalgamations of state educational services where it is possible to do so.