Sentence examples for and merger of from inspiring English sources

"We have responded to these pressures, with major reform of the court system and merger of the Courts and Tribunals administration, while maintaining wide and effective access to justice.

This quest for success through coalition runs from Paddy Ashdown's courtship of Tony Blair, through the alliance and merger of the Liberal party and the SDP, back to the Lib-Lab pact of 1977.

"In fact, the concentration of financial assets in the largest commercial and investment banks is really significantly higher today than it was in the run-up to the crisis, as a result of the evisceration of some of the institutions, and the consolidation and merger of others into larger institutions," he said.

This, in simple language, was the wider significance of the moment – an astronomical "first" – when the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (Ligo) announced that a signal from gravitational waves had been discovered emanating from the collision and merger of two massive black holes (collapsed stars) more than a billion light years away.

The algorithm is capable of describing complex morphologies, including pinchoff and merger of interfaces.

(HPCL itself was formed by the nationalization and merger of three oil companies between 1974 and 1976).

Davis was the architect of restructurings and mergers of several energy companies over his career.

Each province (including autonomous regions and municipalities) carried out decommissioning of obsolete mines, as well as closures and mergers of small coal mines to achieve this.

In 2001, the national law gave further powers to the regional authorities, which carried on several spin-outs and mergers of medical centers.

Organizational changes and mergers of units did in some projects interrupt substantially the intervention process.

An astonishing and brilliant merger of scholarship and poetics.