Sentence examples for merged operations from inspiring English sources

In the spring, the Tribune Company merged operations of its Hartford television properties and The Courant.

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.

The branches of both acquired banks had to close for almost three days and reconfigure their A.T.M.'s as they merged operations.

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.

It's a big issue locally– earlier this year three of Hawaii's five largest TV news stations merged operations and the Honolulu Star-Bulletin is  merging with the other daily paper the Honolulu Advertiser, resulting in plenty of layoffs and general civic concern.

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

The Sprint and Nextel networks operated on different wireless technologies, which made it harder to merge operations.

The savings would come from merging operations and redundant back-office functions, like billing and marketing.

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

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.

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