Sentence examples for decision to merge from inspiring English sources

The decision to merge "should be delayed so that all the shareholders of the L.S.E.

Critics say the first major mistake was the decision to merge Mr. Netanyahu's Likud Party with the ultranationalist Yisrael Beiteinu.

The decision to merge [the Department for Innovation] with [the Department for Business] I think you can argue both ways.

But some Likudniks blame Mr Bennett's rise on Mr Netanyahu's decision to merge his party with Avigdor Lieberman's far-right Yisrael Beitenu.

The decision to merge unemployment and welfare benefits and lower the level of these joint payments plunged the SPD into a dramatic credibility crisis.

Enrollment peaked in 1978 with 1,112 students but, by 1998, it had dropped to 523, contributing to the decision to merge with Fordham.

"Some decisions have been made based on insufficient financial information and analysis, as exemplified by the decisions to merge and close some arm's-length bodies.

Carphone's decision this year to merge with electricals retailer Dixons is thought to have been prompted by growing unrest among its biggest customers – the mobile networks whose connections it sells.

At the meeting Wednesday afternoon, Ms. Craven said the decision not to merge was made after the district law office reviewed the contract with American Quality Schools and determined that the district could run the school on its own.

The government is facing an immediate Welsh revolt over its hastily negotiated licence fee deal, with S4C today launching a judicial review of the decision to "effectively merge [it] with the BBC".

You were in government when the decision was taken to merge the two.