Sentence examples for and consolidating with from inspiring English sources
"If you look at what's happening on the financial landscape," Colangelo said, "with banks merging and consolidating, with our banking relationship, we needed to restructure some debt.
The city was incorporated in 1867 and consolidated with the town in 1922.
People are fretful about lifestyle retailing because the idea that anyone's immortal soul and deepest longings can be quite so readily anticipated and consolidated with several hundred thousand other like-minded types is worrying.
In addition, some papers now at Seton Hall University in South Orange will be moved to New Brunswick and consolidated with the rest of the collection "Any governor's papers should be preserved for posterity," said Barry Evenchick, a lawyer in Essex County who is writing a biography of Mr. Byrne.
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Observations and concerns were recorded by the first author and consolidated with the previously obtained data.
But the plan the department, board and business and civic groups are pitching maps out efficiencies achieved, in part, by shutting down schools with fewer than 269 students and consolidating them with larger schools nearby.
He is shutting down one of four Allen-Edmonds plants and consolidating it with the Port Washington site.
The government extended its control to the Internet in May by closing down independent service providers and consolidating service with a state-owned company.
At its core, the change would involve removing those programs from the National Science Foundation, a federal agency that focuses on basic science, and consolidating them with related programs at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
In the restaurant space, some startups are removing public dining locations and consolidating operations with industrial kitchens.
