Sentence examples for merger further from inspiring English sources

"This merger further enables Tomy to move towards our goal of increasing our global profile adding significant additional business in North America and Europe," Tomy's president, Kantaro Tomiyama, said in a statement.

"The present merger further accentuates this trend, by bringing together two of the four leading players in Europe in patient monitors," the commission said, adding that the deal also leads to high market shares in a number of countries in the market for perioperative monitors, devices used by anesthesiologists to monitor patients during operations.

Yesterday's announcement of a two-week trial venture between Yahoo! and Google, as well as reports of a possible Yahoo /AOL merger, further underscore the need for a hearing on the state of competition on the Internet and online advertising.

Walsh claimed that the combined airline had achieved cost savings of €313m through the merger, but further structural change was needed.

Two colleges 160 miles apart are to come together in what is thought to be the first long-distance merger in further education.

But other media companies, led by Walt Disney, contend that the merger would further strengthen what Disney executives call the "walled garden" of AOL's proprietary part of the Internet.

"This merger will further reduce the choice available to retailers and consumers and may give the merged company the ability to raise prices or reduce the quality of these products".

Within a few days of that phone call, Ms. Catz and Ron Wohl, an Oracle vice president, met with Mr. Conway at a hotel to discuss the merger idea further, she testified.

You might conclude, after reading Cohen's note on the filing, that the Judiciary Committee should just cancel the hearing at which he is supposed to testify tomorrow, and tell Attorney General Eric Holder and Tom Wheeler, the former cable lobbyist who heads the F.C.C., to wave through the merger without further delay.

They also suggested that allowing the merger would further European goals of bringing changes in the financial services sector because NYSE Euronext and Deutsche Börse had "shown themselves to be a bridgehead of integrity and transparency against a tidal wave of opacity and greed that permeates the less-regulated segments of financial markets".

Amelia Fletcher, OFT chief economist and decision maker in this case, said: "We are concerned that the merger could further strengthen Eurotunnel's position in the market for cross-Channel transport and prices could go up as a result.