Sentence examples for expect to combine from inspiring English sources

If both firms' partners approve, Gadsby and Newark, N.J.-based McCarter expect to combine on June 1.

"We expect to combine our game content, technology, operational capabilities and respective geographic footprints to create an enterprise poised to capitalize on significant growth opportunities around the globe".

Those who claim the title "scientist", be it natural or social, expect to combine the immunity of diplomats and the infallibility of popes.

This annual survey of business travelers' attitudes showed significant increases over 1999 in the number of travelers who expect to combine leisure with business this year (65percenttaketake a spouse along on at least one trip (46percentt) or bring children (15percentt).

Nonetheless, they report that they expect to combine public sector practice with private work, probably, in order to improve their earnings.

To make the most of the combination, Mr. Wright is expected to combine the advertising sales operations for its broadcast and cable networks, to sell packages deals across all of the channels, executives said.

It expects to combine the two airlines' operations completely over the next 12 to 24 months.

Now CBS expects to combine the American segments of "60 Minutes" with local reports.

The productions are expected to combine wall-to-wall Jackson music and choreography with elaborate special effects.

The second case was also rejected by a lower court judge in Florida, and the appeals court is expected to combine the two cases in issuing a ruling.

Byron Boyd, president of the United Transportation Union, said his 45,000-member union expected to combine with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, which has about 25,000 active members.