Sentence examples for for amalgamated from inspiring English sources
Business is humming for printers, said Anthony Caifano, secretary for Amalgamated Lithographers Local 1, which represents 500 print shops.
For Amalgamated Bank, having owners from both organized labor and the financial world is not just a marriage of convenience.
"This is something that we agreed to do so that Bill Lerach could become the lead attorney on the case," said Melissa Moye, chief economist for Amalgamated Bank, who reasoned that if stepping back was the only way to get Mr. Lerach selected to represent the whole class of shareholders, it would.
These statistics used only five age bands (age 0, 1-4, 5-14, 15-44, and 45-64) for men and women and were for areas amalgamated from the pre-1974 locauthoritiesies.
Leave on the heat, stirring, for a minute, until amalgamated.
It is clear that the transition of the pCODR to CADTH provides an opportunity for practices initiated by the pCODR to become the standard for these newly amalgamated HTA agencies in Canada.
The transition of the pCODR to the CADTH is an opportunity for practices initiated by the pCODR to become the standard for the newly amalgamated HTA agencies in Canada.
The designers of the Ford Center, which was built specifically for "Ragtime" and amalgamated the old Apollo Theatre (1920) and the Lyric Theatre (1903), are interested in the convergence between the past, present, and future, as well.
The beguiling guitar work of Barthélemy Attisso would be enough to recommend the album, were it not for a breezily amalgamated babble of grooves (high life, rumba, calypso, guajira) and dialects (Wolof, Malinké, Portuguese Creole).
As numbers dwindled, units were amalgamated for administrative purposes, and as a consequence the 9th and 10th Battalions were merged on 5 February 1919; the final contingent of troops from the 10th Battalion did not return home until September 1919 when they disembarked in Adelaide from the transport Takada.
Thus overall in 15(21%) of procedures SFD deployment difficulties (DD) were reported and amalgamated for statistical analysis.
