Sentence examples similar to I would amalgamate from inspiring English sources
If approved, a consultation will launch in October and the schools would amalgamate from September 2020.
It had been previously arranged that the Aberdeen and Great North would amalgamate, but this was annulled that year and the Aberdeen was seeking alliances with railways to the south.
The new body, to be named the Australian Financial Complaints Authority, would also amalgamate the credit and investments ombudsman and the superannuation complaints tribunal.
Such a candidate's platform would presumably amalgamate various unsuccessful bipartisan forays from the last ten years: The Bowles-Simpson deficit reduction plan, comprehensive immigration reform and tax reform, the cap-and-trade program that John McCain once backed and then abandoned, and so on.
"In my less critical moments (although not only then)," he writes in "A Mathematician Plays the Stock Market," "I mentally amalgamate the royalties from this book, whose writing was prompted in part by my investing misadventure, with my WCOM losses".
"But, when I was talking to them, I thought, if I can amalgamate some of that with what we do in New Zealand, I can come up with a reasonably exciting style of footie.
Much of my experience is based on material that is, or has been, confidential, and so I will amalgamate the information for purposes of anonymity.
