Sentence examples for consolidating into one from inspiring English sources

"Consolidating into one format is something that we felt was necessary for the health of the industry," Barry M. Meyer, the chief executive of Warner Brothers, said in a telephone interview.

At Our Lucaya resort on Grand Bahama Island, guests have been consolidated into one of the new resort's three towers, while employees on a reduced workweek take advantage of the lull to paint and clean rooms.

Those seven bills were consolidated into one and approved by the House on Monday, but the Senate's inability to concur means that a third of the government will have to operate on last year's budget for the first four months of the current year.

Thirdly, even the professional groups of health care workers are not homogeneous but cover different varieties of specialists (nurses, laboratory technicians and technologists, pharmacists, and so on) who strictly speaking should not always be consolidated into one group during analysis.

Long Island's 126 public school districts should be consolidated into one regional district, he wrote.

The dozen security services are consolidated into one under the authority of a civilian.

The cases have been consolidated into one lawsuit; they do not constitute a class-action suit.

A judge in Albany and a judge in Nassau County ordered that the seven suits be consolidated into one.

For example, in the Rockaway Peninsula in Queens, two hospitals would be consolidated into one by building a new site.

Only if the various warring steel companies consolidated into one giant firm would they be able to reap the benefits of modern management and technology.

And in Collinsville, residents protested in May when four ZIP codes were consolidated into one, forcing them to change their mailing address to Canton.