Sentence examples for a total merger from inspiring English sources

Clinton, though, argued that the deregulation -- championed by several Republicans and by the banking industry -- actually increased regulation: "There was already a total merger, practically, of commercial and investment banking, and really the main thing that [the repeal of] the Glass-Steagall Act did was to give us some power to regulate it".

Andy Burnham maps a plan for total merger of health and social care, (Osborne just gave a bung to social care out of the now un-ring-fenced NHS budget).

Nasser subsequently opted for union, albeit on the condition that it would be a total political merger with him as its president, to which the delegates and Syrian president Shukri al-Quwatli agreed.

We value total merger synergies at £1.3bn.

There could be no more perfect sign of Gaga's total merger with American showbiz than the news that she's going to play the lead in A Star Is Born —the third remake of this Hollywood-about-Hollywood movie since the 1937 original.

It's a merger, a full merger".

Since 2010, about 40 college mergers across at least nine states — a little less than half the total mergers in that period — have involved at least one public college, according to Higher Education Publications Inc., a directory company.

In total, mergers during that period actually destroyed some $134 billion of shareholder wealth.In the moodIn this section Love is in the air Taking liberties Heading back Cock-a-doodle-doo Night turns into day?

IBM is buying analytics software and solutions provider SPSS in an all cash transaction at a price of $50/share – a 42percentt premium to Monday's closing price of $35.09 on Nasdaq – resulting in a total cash consideration in the merger of approximately $1.2 billion.

The Vv model generated a high of 16 such "gene mergers", involving a total of 38 Blastx-inferred genes, while the Nt model generated only 3 gene mergers, involving 7 Blastx-inferred genes (Table 2).

Among law firms, Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz led with 53 mergers worth a total of $277.5 billion.