Sentence examples for implementation of mergers from inspiring English sources

See Liupanshui Municipal People's Government "Opinions on Accelerating the Implementation of Mergers and Acquisitions of Coal Mines," May 2011.

See the General Office of the People's Government of Guizhou "Advices on the Accelerate Instructing of the Implementation of Mergers and Acquisitions of Coal Mines," Guizhou, Qianfubanfa (2011) No. 47.

Subsequently, a series of province-wide implementations of mergers and reorganizations of small coal mines began.

The logic of the merger is as strong, but the cultural differences are even greater; and, with the implementation of the merger under way, the two companies will work out whether or not the sum is greater than the parts.

Shanxi Provincial People's Government: "On the Accelerated Implementation of the Merger and Reorganization of Coal Mining Enterprises" (Jin ZhengFa (2008) 23), and the Shanxi Provincial People's Government: "Notice on Further Accelerating the Merger and Reorganization of Coal Mining Enterprises and Their Related Issues" (Jin ZhengFa (2009) No. 10).

He participated in the design and implementation of major corporate mergers, led several international joint ventures and the conceptualization and execution of a Four billion multinational alliance between Sterling and Sanofi, which was the first of its kind in the industry.

"They confirm the robustness of our business, with limited exposure to advertising; the benefits of a truly global position; and the fast progress of the reorganization and implementation of our recent merger".

"The implementation of the United and Continental merger has been rocky for customers and employees.

In a period of fractured approaches across Europe to takeovers despite implementation of a directive, the Commission's merger regulation mechanisms create interesting incentives and disincentives for management – both target and bidder.

We assume that any internal changes should be implemented 2 to 3 years into the merger, and this explains the significant effect of mergers in later years.

But these fall far short of mergers.