Sentence examples for be allowed to merge from inspiring English sources
And its banks must be allowed to merge and fail.
Schools will be allowed to merge under one head or a single governing body, and share specialist teachers.
Pakistan, an Islamic nation that sees itself as the subcontinent's Muslim homeland, maintains that Kashmir, India's only Muslim majority state, should be allowed to merge with it.
Ashton B. Carter, the Pentagon's top acquisition official, warned in February that the largest military contractors would not be allowed to merge.
Hurrah, a pre-referendum crisis is averted: the European Commission agrees with the UK's regulatory watchdogs – Ofcom, on the telecoms beat, and the Competition and Markets Authority – that O2 and Three should not be allowed to merge.
The secretary for the trade and industry, Patricia Hewitt, said the two would be allowed to merge pending the creation of an independent oversight body and the imposition of rules on advertising rates and contracts.
On the other hand, if it was allowed to merge, the government could exert some control through a consent decree.
They argued that had Citigroup and Wachovia been allowed to merge "we wouldn't be in this position," one executive said.
Fighting ended around dawn today, and the two rebel units were allowed to merge before handing over the hostages and leaving.
