Sentence examples for consolidated under a from inspiring English sources

Their lawyer, Kenneth P. Thompson, said the cases had been consolidated under a single Brooklyn judge.

In 2000 electrical production was consolidated under a single corporation in an effort to develop a comprehensive national grid.

But melancholia lost its place in psychiatric nosology in 1980, when all forms of depression were consolidated under a single diagnostic label — "major depressive disorder" — of which melancholia was only a variant.

Perhaps the debt would be consolidated under a personal loan, through a mortgage -- far more widespread in Britain or America than on the Continent -- or any number of financing techniques that make it easier to spend more money than one has in the bank.

His mining and quarry, palm oil cultivation, power plants and real estate operations are now consolidated under A Brown Company.

Another simplifying measure would require that a research project spanning multiple institutions be consolidated under a single institutional review board.

Twenty small rural school districts scheduled to be consolidated under an education overhaul program approved by the General Assembly asked a federal district judge to block the plan, which is to take effect July 1.

United States military units also arrived in Australia in great numbers before being deployed to New Guinea, and in April 1942 command of Australian and US forces in the South West Pacific was consolidated under an American commander, General Douglas MacArthur.

In keeping with her longtime push to make the judiciary more efficient through administrative changes, Judge Kaye said she would expand a pilot program that consolidates under a single judge various cases relating to the domestic violence troubles of an individual family.

Amtrak's four business units, Intercity, Amtrak West, Northeast Corridor and Mail and Express, will be consolidated under E. S. Bagley Jr., a 27-year veteran of Amtrak.

On top of that, given the activities that will now be consolidated under DTCP, it's also a move towards simplifying things a bit more — a big deal for large incumbent carriers who are not exactly known for being efficient.