Sentence examples for merge a number of from inspiring English sources

Shinhan Bank, the dominant element in the Shinhan Financial Group, had hoped to merge a number of Chohung Bank branches with its own.

The charity said it was increasingly concerned that 1.7 million households struggling with low incomes would have lower entitlements under the universal credit welfare reforms, which will merge a number of benefit payments into one.

In fact, Mr. Murakami suggests, "One way to imagine superflatness is to think of the moment when, in creating a desktop graphic for your computer, you merge a number of distinct layers into one".

The measure, the Welfare Reform Bill, would among other things merge a number of existing benefits — including those for unemployment, known as job seeker's allowance, and housing — into a single so-called universal benefit, and set a limit of about $42,000 that any one family could receive in a year.

In 1929 United Aircraft and Transport Corporation (see United Technologies Corporation) was formed in the United States, merging a number of aircraft manufacturers and airlines under William E. Boeing's chairmanship.

Dr. Farley and the former president of the Faculty Council, Gerald Burton, complained to Gov. James S. Gilmore III that the board had not consulted the faculty in the reorganization, which merged a number of departments with anemic enrollments while creating five additional degree programs.

If a cluster extends beyond these limits then it is more likely that the method has merged a number of distinct clusters, such as a hotspot that emerges around school closing as children leave school and travel through the city centre, and another that emerges a few hours later as adults begin to visit bars or pubs (for example).

12 The more global model presented in this article has been obtained by merging a number of context-categories and related patient groups (figure 1).

His own mythology could thus merge with a number of other mythologies to add weight and substance to what was, on the surface and maybe buried in the depths too, an ordinary day in an ordinary place.

A large number of local councils have also been merged, and a number of other councils are facing impending amalgamations.

In 2006 it merged with a number of nearby communities to form the new city of Katori.