Sentence examples for impose a merger from inspiring English sources

Many state courts, with a notable exception in New York, have systematically rejected disclosure-only settlements that effectively impose a "merger tax" on public company acquisitions.

Booker introduced one anti-merger bill that would impose a moratorium on mergers of large grocery companies and farms.

Mr. Davidson and the executives of the four other so-called Class I North American railroads urged regulators to impose a moratorium on mergers for up to five years to give the industry and shippers a chance to digest the last round of consolidation.

But the FCC could impose a condition on AT&T in the merger review that restricts this practice, known as zero-rating.

Many mergers, for example, founder because the acquiring company avoids taking swift action to impose a new, more appropriate management structure on the acquired company.

The state would also impose a two-year ban on Con Ed's ability to impose involuntary layoffs of Connecticut workers and would forbid the utility to recover costs incurred from the merger by raising consumer prices.

O'Neill's challenge: impose a little discipline.

To imply such an obligation on Aladdin's part would not vindicate an expectation clearly signaled by the express terms of the Merger Agreement; instead, it would impose an after-the-fact obligation on Aladdin that ADS was unable to obtain in the contractual negotiations and contradict the plain terms of the Merger Agreement.

The Vertical merger imposes a negative externality (when mixed bundling is in place) on outsiders profits since they are compelled to reduce margins without getting a higher market share.

But that would impose an intolerable burden.

In March, the board imposed a 15-month moratorium on mergers, blocking a proposed merger between Canadian National and Burlington Northern.