Sentence examples for consolidating the work from inspiring English sources

He said that the restructuring would mostly entail consolidating the work of mail carriers.

There was a pact to reduce agricultural trade barriers, consolidating the work of freeing trade that NAFTA began.

In the first stage of the project, he said that by consolidating the work in fewer servers and updating hardware, he was able to shrink a 25,000-square-foot facility into 10,000 square feet.

The $110 million control center opened in the mid-1990's and represented a huge technological leap forward for the railroads using Penn Station, replacing an antiquated electromechanical system and consolidating the work done by four control towers that had essentially operated independently.

Some of the former areas already have surveys and systematic reviews consolidating the works performed by researchers in their subfield, among them software testing (Afzal et al. 2009; Yoo and Harman 2012), software design (Räihä 2010) and software requirements (Zhang et al. 2008; Pitangueira et al. 2013).

The machine can also be used to consolidate the work of hundreds of Linux servers, forming a single "network in a box".

Across the world, at least 200m people go on pilgrimage every year, according to the Alliance of Religions and Conservation, a British-based organisation which is currently holding a meeting in Norway to consolidate the work of the Green Pilgrimage Network.

Helmut Schmidt, Chancellor from 1974-82, consolidathe the work of all three, guiding his country with iron determination through the oil crisis, domestic terrorism and growing friction with the US (to which he contributed).

(In one money-saving effort that the F.D.A. said would result in greater efficiency, the agency is planning to close seven of its 13 field laboratories and consolidate the work in bigger labs. Critics say the move will result in less timely sampling).

He consolidated the work of the math and trained disciples for several months.

In 1952, Wetherby organized an agricultural council to consolidate the work of the state's agricultural bureaucracy.