Sentence examples for could be consolidated from inspiring English sources
Or at least a "we" could be consolidated around these beliefs.
However, Diane Ravitch, historian of the New York City schools, said that "some back-office operations could be consolidated without necessarily consolidating the district".
These objectives, he said, required transforming consumer cities into producer cities to set the basis on which "the people's political power could be consolidated".
A statement on the team's Web site said that part of the franchise could be sold, and part could be consolidated under the control of Dan Rooney, the team's chairman; and his son Art Rooney II, the team president.
Mr. Trajkovski said he expected Parliament to vote on Monday to delay elections, scheduled for Jan . 27 until April so that law and order could be consolidated in areas where former ethnic Albanian rebels dominated.
Mr. Suozzi has sought a plan for consolidating or eliminating special districts; his Suffolk County counterpart, Steve Levy, asked the Long Island Regional Planning Board to study how special districts could be consolidated.
Mrs Clinton also recommended that a short term deal be drawn up between Sudan and South Sudan, which could then be consolidated over time.
In contrast, a 4-layer 1.7-μm Yb2SiO5 particle assembly could not be consolidated and densified, as anticipated from the absence of the viscous sintering mechanism provided by the SiO2 phase.
It could not be consolidated in a new era without changing the existing power relations between African and Asian countries on the one hand, and between them and the industrialized countries in new Europe and the United States on the other hand.
For example, the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Communication, Science and Technology have extensive overlap in the coordination of the health research agenda that could all be consolidated under one ministry or agency like COSTECH.
