Sentence examples for are set to merge from inspiring English sources

Glencore International, the commodity-trader-turned-producer, and Xstrata, the world's fourth largest mining company, are set to merge.

CenturyTel and Qwest Communications International, two phone companies that are set to merge next year, reported first-quarter results on Wednesday that exceeded expectations.

The situation is complicated by the fact that the machinists' union and the United Automobile Workers union, which represents 7,600 hourly workers at Long Beach and is just as eager to get the new work as the machinists are worried about losing it, are set to merge in the next few years.

Three local authorities in Dorset are set to merge after councillors voted in favour of the plan.

About 2,000 health staff managed by two Berkshire primary care trusts (PCTs) are set to merge under one health body.

Coleg Llandrillo and Coleg Menai are set to merge, creating the largest further education body in Wales, it has been announced.

His parish, where he has worshiped for the last 40 years, is set to merge with a neighboring one in Glassboro.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   H.P. Said to Plan Consolidation  |  Hewlett-Packard is set to merge its personal computer and printing divisions as it looks to streamline its business, a person briefed on the matter told The New York Times.

As the Supreme Court gets ready to go into session on Monday, its six Catholic justices were set to merge church and state by attending the traditional first-Sunday-in-October Red Mass at St . Matthews Cathedral.

Norsk Hydro, whose energy division is set to merge with fellow Norwegian Statoil in October, has signed an agreement with India's state owned oil company, which will allow it to explore the waters off India.

For 2012, the team was set to merge with the American, under the new name.