Sentence examples for merger go through from inspiring English sources

Should the merger go through, he said in a speech this year, "competition will be stifled, growth will be stifled, and wireless innovation will be jeopardized".

Paul Rübig, a member of the European Parliament from Wels, Austria, said Mr. Almunia was intent on developing a compromise that let the Austrian merger go through, while at the same time placating the country's antitrust regulator.

Should the merger go through, Comcast would control 35.5percentt of the fixed broadband market in the United States after it divested itself of some markets, according to a recent letter to the commission from Comcast.

Because of the unusual breakup clause that would allow AT&T to escape the deal, "It's in AT&T's interest to negotiate heavily with both the F.C.C. and Justice" over possible conditions or divestitures that might let the merger go through, said Susan Crawford, a professor at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University.

Could it be that XM suspended O&A just to play politics and help the merger go through?

So I kind of got to see that merger go through and work for a lot of families in Sandy Hook, which was the experience of a lifetime at 18 years old.

If the merger goes through, there apparently is still money to be made.

"Short-term, we are going to be completely dependent on them if the merger goes through," he said.

Although Sanford I. Weill, the Travelers chairman, will move from the Greenwich Street building if the merger goes through, employees of Salomon Smith Barney and other Travelers operations will remain, corporate officials say, so the umbrella stays.

"There will be no loss of competition if this merger goes through," Representative Leonard L. Boswell, Democrat of Iowa, said with more than a touch of irony, "because there is no competition now".

Hewlett also predicts a 10% to 12% revenue decline if the merger goes through, as opposed to the 5% HP asserts.