Sentence examples for calls for merging from inspiring English sources

But he resisted calls for merging Brown-Forman with another company.

In upstate New York, for example, the plan calls for merging two privately owned hospitals, and for merging a privately owned hospital with a state hospital.

His plan calls for merging the authorities that operate the New Jersey Turnpike, Garden State Parkway and Atlantic City Expressway, which will probably save several million dollars a year.

His latest plan calls for merging the two ventures as soon as possible, generating revenue from ICO to help fund Teledesic, using ICO's connections to local phone companies around the world to market Teledesic, and tailoring Teledesic's satellite network to run traffic through ICO's ground stations, which have already been linked by a high-capacity fiber network.

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, October 2, 1954 P. 68 A plan following a report of a special Jockey Club committee, made up of John W. Hanes, Harry F. Guggenheim, and C. I. Chenery, calls for merging the Belmont, Saratoga, Aqueduct, & Jamaica managements into a Greater N. Y. Racing Ass'b., which would operate its tracks on a strictly non-profit basis.

It also calls for merging the government's fragmented ocean programs into a new NOAA that's muscular and independent of the industry-oriented Department of Commerce, which currently houses the oceans agency.

The commission called for merging two of the investigating agencies, the state inspector general's office and the State Commission on Public Integrity, into the Investigation Commission itself.

Of course, Henry M. Paulson Jr., the Treasury secretary, is calling for merging the S.E.C. with the easygoing Commodity Futures Trading Commission, in the financial equivalent of setting off a Doomsday Device.

The European commission on Wednesday called for merging the fight against poverty and environmental protection into a single framework for the future, casting itself as the "role model" for the world.

The proposals also call for merging significant functions of the Buildings Department into the Fire Department, and requiring teachers and other Board of Education employees to report sex offenses against public school children to the police.

The authors — Lt. Gen. David W. Barno, a retired three-star Army officer who served as the top American officer in Afghanistan, Nora Bensahel, Matthew Irvine and Travis Sharp — call for merging several of the regional combatant commands, which are the global headquarters controlled by powerful four-star officers responsible for military actions in their corners of the world.