Sentence examples for and amalgamation with the from inspiring English sources

The S&DR announced a bill in November 1848 to permit a lease by and amalgamation with the YN&BR, but this was withdrawn after the YN&BR share price crashed and its chairman Hudson resigned after questions were raised about his share dealings.

The identity of the source of a material may be lost in the chain of multiple exchanges and amalgamation with others unless the link to a "mother resource" is traceable.

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.

The answer, in former leader John Anderson's mind and others, was amalgamation with the Liberal party to overcome changing bush demographics and a party funding crisis.

The amalgamation with the London syndicate was complete, and Whitehall appeared to have dropped its reservations regarding the Rudd Concession's validity.

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.

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 first was "complete amalgamation with the American nation," by converting to Christianity and perhaps marrying "a good, simple girl of pure irish origin".

Yet this was not enough: to many whites the best hope of entrenching white supremacy seemed to lie in amalgamation with the south.

If demands for a strong working knowledge of the Portuguese language could limit candidates to a certain former kingdom in the Iberian peninsula, a knowledge of Portunhol, the amalgamation with the Spanish language, would mean that eventual selections would not have to be merely based around José Mourinho or, bizarrely, Sven-Goran Eriksson.