Sentence examples for merger concept from inspiring English sources

Its incoming president, Richard L. McCormick, said that he supported the merger concept, but that details must be worked out before he could fully support the plan.

But this merger reinforces the concept that even the most complete commercial banks are looking for the support and stability brought by consumer banking and lending.

Univision's newfound ability to cross market its programming throughout its TV, radio and Internet properties is what's being touted as the biggest plus with the HBC purchase despite the manner in which the botched AOL Time Warner merger besmirched the concept of synergy.

There exist several proof-of-concept mergers such as iTag (Degnan and Ochman, 2012), BIPES (Zhou et al., 2011) and Shera (Rodrigue et al., 2010).

It could also be that the market is having trouble dealing with the concept of this merger.

Phillips' deal with Conoco, however, would be about as close as a deal can get to being truly a merger of equals, if the concept of a "merger of equals" can ever be believed.

But the start of this week proved to be an exception to the rule and again revived the concept of a "Merger Monday".

Far from rejecting the concept of a merger outright, however, Rio Tinto seemed to signal that the company was receptive to suitors.

Reinforcing the concept of a merger of equals, GTE agreed that its shareholders would not receive a premium for their stock.

Broadband -- a high-capacity digital pipeline into American homes that would carry the Internet, cable television and a multitude of still-to-be-invented revenue-generating entertainment and information services -- was a defining concept in the merger of America Online and Time Warner.

He said that the two agreed to "start with the concept of a merger and walk backwards to see how they could make it happen.