Sentence examples for agreement to integrate from inspiring English sources

After months of speculation and a failed merger effort, Microsoft and Yahoo! announced an agreement to integrate their internet-search and advertising businesses.

The rebels emerged from the barren, more-Muslim north, angered at the neglect of a region inaccessible from the capital for half of the year because of heavy rains and poor roads, accusing the president of reneging on an agreement to integrate some of their fighters into the army.

It's also signed an agreement to integrate with Foxit, a software company that provides solutions for PDF format files.

What has the impact been on IT? My goal has always been to get an agreement to integrate as quickly as possible.

To date, we have secured formal agreements from three of nine historically Black church denominations to include HIV as a social justice issue in church activities, and have cultivated agreements to integrate HIV-related coursework into required curricula at predominantly African-American theological seminaries.

With less than 75 percent, Vodafone would not be able to obtain the "domination agreement" needed to integrate its target company under German law.

While the agreement encouraged Albanians to integrate politically, a societal chasm remains.

The rebels said last week that Mr. Bozizé had reneged on a January peace agreement by failing to integrate some of their men into the army and by refusing to send home the foreign troops, including soldiers from South Africa and Chad, who were helping to train the army.

Yesterday the company announced a landmark agreement with Microsoft to integrate Salesforce's CRM solutions into Microsoft's Windows and Office products.

Under the agreement, NEC plans to integrate its handset division into a tie-up that already existed between Hitachi and Casio starting April 2010 (the begin of the new fiscal year under the Japanese business calendar).

As President Fox toured the region, signing limited trade agreements and promising to integrate Mexico into a hemispheric free trade organization by 2006, he walked a fine line, portraying the trip as a way for Mexico to show solidarity with its struggling Latin American neighbors while not suggesting to international investors that Mexico was casting its financial lot with them.