Sentence examples for amalgamation of the two from inspiring English sources

Boer factionalism combined with Pretorius' own high-handed methods not only prevented the amalgamation of the two states but also led to civil war in the Transvaal.

The amalgamation of the two was designed to concentrate talent in one place as the Champions League grew ever larger, but instead seemed to irreparably damage the standing of the tournament.

Given director Ben Wheatley's pedigree, it's something of a surprise to see his latest offering crash into this year's Toronto film festival as a curious and disappointing amalgamation of the two.

But the issue is politically charged because an amalgamation of the two taxes would mean basic rate taxpayers would see their income tax jump from the current rate of 20%to32%2%, to take account of the 12% NI rate that comes into force on 5 April.

While not denying that some brokers may leave as the amalgamation of the two former rivals works itself out, CBRE's Saddle Brook based tristate executive managing director, Patrick Murphy, predicts his company will actually expand over the next three years, perhaps as much as 25percentt.

The amalgamation of the two agencies, each with widely divergent histories and strengths, has been bumpy, to say the least; the trade publication Advertising Age estimated yesterday that the American billings of the combined agency fell almost 50percentt from the billings the two predecessor shops brought to the merger, although there have been account gains that offset about half the losses.

Rob Ford's popularity is linked to the 1998 amalgamation of the six municipal regions of greater Toronto into a single city municipality.

Mr Thompson said he had written to the local authority to establish the legitimacy of its consultation on the proposed amalgamation of the three schools.

After the amalgamation of the three companies, this list included stops at Gerringong, Batemans Bay, and Nelligen.

The Royal Anglian Regiment was formed in 1964 by the amalgamation of the three regiments of the East Anglian Brigade and the Royal Leicestershire Regiment.

The federation of Stoke-on-Trent was the 1910 amalgamation of the six Potteries towns of Burslem, Tunstall, Stoke-upon-Trent, Hanley, Fenton and Longton into the single county borough of Stoke-on-Trent.