Sentence examples similar to amalgamating efforts from inspiring English sources

First came banding, ranking schools into five levels of effectiveness, followed by new numeracy and literacy tests and frameworks, a new master's degree for newly qualified teachers, and efforts to amalgamate the 22 disparate and sometimes tiny local authorities responsible for school improvement.

An official effort aimed at amalgamating Dano-Norwegian and New Norwegian into one language (Samnorsk) was abandoned in 2002.

Save the Children, Christian Aid, World Vision International and the British Red Cross all began fundraising on Tuesday and their efforts will be amalgamated into the DEC appeal, which will be broadcast today.

What is striking about talking to Ms. Lawrence now, and other women whose lives took unlikely turns in the prefeminist age, is how little emotional torture seemed to surround the effort to amalgamate professional and maternal responsibilities.

Warmer relations ensued between the medical societies, and although a 1973 effort to amalgamate them failed, they did form the lasting liaison of which W. Montague Cobb had dreamed.

PsychTable.org is a comprehensive online collaborative effort to amalgamate the existing data in one place for reference.

The natural fibres are technically enhanced by amalgamating with plastics.

One model for a merger is Jobcentre Plus, created by amalgamating benefits offices and Jobcentres.

Amalgamating their names (in this case, New Kids on the Block and Backstreet Boys)?

Nesp was created by amalgamating two other programs and cutting $21.7m in the process.

It is easy to see the arguments for amalgamating the two.