Sentence examples for considering consolidating from inspiring English sources

And its biggest client, the Chrysler Group of DaimlerChrysler, is considering consolidating all the work handled by True North and Omnicom at one of those agency companies; a decision is expected soon.

Ms. Weyrauch declined to discuss whether Motorola was considering consolidating the account at a single agency; the daily fax edition of Advertising Age reported that a consolidation was likely.

Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation said today that it was strongly considering consolidating all its satellite-related businesses into a single company that could provide Internet service from space to nearly the entire globe.

The Masterfoods USA division of Mars Inc. is considering consolidating some or all of its media planning and buying assignments, which have combined billings estimated at $350 million and are divided among five agencies.

[C12.] Murdoch Weighs Satellite Spinoff Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation said it was considering consolidating all its satellite-related businesses into a single company that could provide Internet service from space to nearly the entire globe.

[The government disclosed April 21 that it was considering consolidating various airlines under the state-controlled Aeroflot.] "Instead of properly regulating the economy, the state owns the economy," said Aleksandr Y. Lebedev, a billionaire whose own investments, he said, are now under pressure from the state.

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Yesterday he said he would consider consolidating some agencies and even planned to lay off some deputy commissioners, who are his own political appointees.

Ms. Gendville now has children's clothing shops in Brooklyn Heights, Park Slope and Williamsburg, although she said she would consider consolidating some of the shops as the leases came up for renewal.

As part of the review, Quizno's will consider consolidating some or all of the duties on the account, Ms. Lange said.

Mr. Crew said the museum considered consolidating the exhibitions several months ago, with Mr. Behring's focusing on dead Americans and Ms. Reynolds's focusing on living ones.