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Analysts say SBC's decision to take on the customer service and billing responsibilities under the EchoStar deal could become a challenge because it involves merging some operations of two very different companies.
So, briefly: One issue I am working on at the moment deals with a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency proposed concept called "integrated planning". It involves merging existing Clean Water Act environmental obligations into one permit and prioritizing those projects that provide the greatest benefit for the least cost.
This process involves merging three of its previous publications about the steps for conducting microbial risk assessments to create a single updated reference document.
The move involves merging the three services, which reports suggest has proved controversial among some employees.
I've found that much exciting work today involves merging art and technology.
Universal credit is the £2.4bn centrepiece of Iain Duncan Smith's reform programme and involves merging six different benefits, with the claimant receiving a single monthly household payment.
The system was first trialled for the women's Ashes in 2013, and involves merging all three forms of the game to decide one winner.
Universal credit involves merging six existing benefits into one single payment and was designed by its creator – the former work and pensions secretary Iain Duncan Smith – to both simplify the welfare system and make work more attractive.
Part of the rebound strategy, according to Reuters, involves merging Sony entertainment properties — including singers like Kelly Clarkson, and the "Spider-Man" and "Men in Black" film franchises — with its Vaio, Bravia and other electronics brands, to increase sales.
Mitie's contract is worth £180m over eight years and involves merging Harmondsworth's 615-bed facility with the adjacent Colnbrook detention centre to create space for 1,000 detainees.
Another part of the plan involves merging Long Island Bus and New York City Transit bus lines under the umbrella of M.T.A. Bus, a development that some have suggested is linked to the seven-week strike by workers for Queens bus companies that ended in August.
