Sentence examples for for amalgamation from inspiring English sources

Panners use mercury for amalgamation but do not smelt the amalgam, as is done by smelter workers.

He said the target date for amalgamation was 2008.

It was partly due to the support of the white musicians involved that Collette and others felt emboldened to press for amalgamation.

The improved roads, the introduction of an electric tramway, and a common concern for water supplies and sewers prompted proposals for amalgamation of the urban sprawl.

One in Boston and sudden marriage between legitimate and shady dramas progressed to where Anderson with Robert Milton will open school of theatre to train young people for amalgamation.

As two regional councils those of Ottawa-Carleton, south of the river, and the Outaouais, north of it—have extended their sway over public transport, utilities and policing, and as municipalities on the southern side prepare for amalgamation into a single, larger Ottawa, the reason for the NCC's very existence is being questioned and its secretiveness criticized.

The proposal for this proffered poster is to outline the plan for the amalgamation of the differing protocols.

Plans for the amalgamation of Herefordshire, Worcester and the majority of Worcestershire remained, except for Halesowen, Stourbridge and Warley.

Matt Bai describes a speech by the Republican Linda McMahon as "amazing for its amalgamation of clichés and a complete, almost defiant, lack of substance".

If all else fails and you can't find the club for you, you can always go down the route of Oxford University Student Union's former president, Louis Trup, and campaign for the amalgamation of all societies into a single "Soc Soc".

An Assembly resolution called for the amalgamation of four existing United Nations offices dealing with women's affairs into a single body to be headed by an under secretary general.