Sentence examples for may merge the from inspiring English sources

According to the amendment, the parliament may merge the central bank with the existing Financial Supervisory Authority (the bank regulator) to create a new agency (unnamed in the law), within which the central bank would be just one division.

Finally, we will check the current and previous processing units and may merge the two units if they are overlapping.

After Thursday's initial discussion, lawmakers may merge the three into one before taking a vote, said Liu Yin-chun, an aide to bill sponsor Yu Mei-nu.

Engaging an immune response may merge the benefits of the high response rates of BRAF inhibitors and the long-term response durability of immunotherapy [ 35].

In a few decades, the watchtowers along the West Bank's separation wall may merge with the helicopters hovering over the US-Mexican border, the rubber bullets knocking African refugees off the barbed-wire fences in the Spanish enclave of Melilla, the South African police picking up Zimbabwean migrants and the Australian Navy ships dragging Indonesian boats back towards Sumatra.

The use of ultrasonography has allowed a number of variations to be shown at this level; when no contact is made with the popliteal vein it might be seen to drain in the GSV, at a variable level; or, it may merge with the Giacomini vein and drain in the GSV at the superior 1/3 of the thigh.

It is found that, when reducing the microchannel height, boundary layers may merge and the entrainment effect is lost, therefore the total heat flux may not always increase with a decrease of the flow passage area, as opposed to conventional microchannels.

12 14–17 RAP, which begins as proliferation of new vessels within the retina and may merge with the choroidal circulation as CNV in late-stage disease, is another relatively recently recognised subtype of neovascular AMD that may represent up to 15% of newly diagnosed cases.

Some may merge with the KMT or, more likely, the DPP.

Here's some more sad news: American Airlines and US Airways may merge, and the management team from US Airways will be operating the new American Airlines.

It seems possible, in assays that require longer incubation of cells, that secondary effects of NF-κB inhibition resulting from suppressed expression of cytokines and other regulatory molecules of cellular activity may merge with the direct effect of DHMEQ.