Sentence examples for form of amalgamation from inspiring English sources

From the 1920s white European settlers in the Rhodesias had sought some form of amalgamation to counter the overwhelming numerical superiority of black Africans, but this had been blocked by a British Colonial Office that was sensitive to profound African opposition.

But it's an appointment that suggests the Tour is in bullish mood, with a desire to compete and develop rather than fall into some form of amalgamation with more powerful rivals.

The London acid techno scene, formed as a kind of amalgamation of 80s punk and the early acid sound that bounced out of Chicago, is known for combining raw passion for music with anti-facist morals and a friendly attitude.

In Amazonian Brazil, as in many other regions of the world, elemental mercury is used in liquid form for amalgamation of gold particles in placer deposits [ 23, 25].

At the time of the forming of the amalgamation with the 98th Foot, the 64th was based in Ireland.

Ballet, like all dance, is a living art form; the amalgamation of mind-body impulse, a vocabulary of movement made meticulously to music, a way of telling stories.

Elemental Hg, the form of Hg used in gold amalgamation, is a liquid that volatilizes rapidly (WHO 2007).

One should be able to stir them together, forming an amalgamation of ingredients and flavors.

On January 1 , 2001 the new City of Hamilton was formed through the amalgamation of the former city and the other constituent lower-tier municipalities of the Regional Municipality of Hamilton-Wentworth with the upper-tier regional government.

Formed by the amalgamation of the post town of Funabashi with the fishing village of Katsushika in 1937, it is a major component of the Tokyo-Yokohama metropolitan area.

Bo also oversaw the restructuring of the Ministry, formed from the amalgamation of the National Economics and Commerce Bureau and the Department of International Trade.