Sentence examples for merge operations with from inspiring English sources

B1 Public TV Stations Merging The board of WLIW, Channel 21 on Long Island, voted to merge operations with WNET, Channel 13 in New York City.

WNET, Channel 13, the nation's largest public television station, is expected to merge operations with WLIW, Channel 21, the Long Island-based public television station that is the country's fourth-largest, after a vote by the WLIW board yesterday.

That ruling, if left unchallenged, could thwart future acquisitions by G.E. [C4.] Two Public TV Stations to Merge WNET, Channel 13, the nation's largest public television station, will merge operations with WLIW, Channel 21, the Long Island-based public TV station, which is the country's fourth largest, after a vote by WLIW's board.

Both foresee major savings from merging operations with Newsday, including printing.

Executives close to the auction have said Cingular expects to save $10 billion to $15 billion in the coming years by merging operations with AT&T Wireless.

Its corporate parent, now known as AOL Time Warner, merged operations with Bertelsmann's Literary Guild to form a single book-club giant called Bookspan.

Continental, busily merging operations with United Airlines, said that dropping free snacks would also bring its coach service in line with United's.

This mission has evolved over many years, but has been amplified in some ways when the New York Road Runners merged operations with its foundation.

In 1990, Sibley's parent, May Co., merged operations with Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based Kaufmann's.

J.P. Morgan has struggled in the last year, underperforming most rivals as it continues to slash costs and merge operations after the $58 billion merger with Bank One last year.

If the proposed merge is between two contexts which both have not yet participated in a merge operation, proceed with merging them and color the two nodes and the connecting edge in the graph.