Sentence examples for amalgamation with a from inspiring English sources

The remaining two, following integration and amalgamation with a third partner, became Nord Aviation in 1958.

These events promoted Edmonton's growth and development, and amalgamation with a number of neighbouring towns beginning with Strathcona in 1912 increased Edmonton's area and population significantly.

His title Pluto or Pluton ("Wealth") may have originated through Hades' partial amalgamation with a god of the earth's fertility or because he gathered all living things into his treasury at death.

He changed his mind, opting to come up with a creation based on the ancient lore of trolls — an amalgamation with a dragon's head, the horns of a goat (a nod to the Three Billy Goats Gruff, who cross a cranky troll's bridge) and webbed appendages in case it "needed to swim around the piers to do work".

Rumours of a move or a merger with another London side persisted, leading the club's chief executive Colin Hutchinson to resign in 1987 amid talk of an amalgamation with Ron Noades's new club Crystal Palace or a groundshare at Queens Park Rangers' Loftus Road ground in Shepherd's Bush.

In essence, the committee advocated (1) an amalgamation with the Division of Plant Nutrition of the College of Agriculture, (2) the naming of an "outside" chairman, and (3) active participation in the instructional program by plant scientists from Agriculture.

In 2008 the church was part of an amalgamation with the parish of Five Dock and Haberfield, forming Christ Church Inner West Anglican Community (CCIW) with Andrew Katay continuing as the rector of the new parish.

Goater and three other partners in the Bermuda based East End Group Limited announced an amalgamation with Telecommunications Networks Limited (now renamed East End Telecom) on 9 November 2007, which added to the group's two other business subsidiaries, East End Asphalt and East End Aviation.

Not interested in RE's current action stance, an amalgamation with psych-horror is to be expected, and The Evil Within often bears more than a passing artistic resemblance to a new Silent Hill.

Martell's obituarist considered this commission a well-judged contrivance which 'did much to restore the confidence and image of the new RNR' which had undergone an acrimonious amalgamation with the Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve in 1958.

The S&DR announced a bill in November 1848 to permit a lease by and amalgamation with the YN&BR, but this was withdrawn after the YN&BR share price crashed and its chairman Hudson resigned after questions were raised about his share dealings.