Sentence examples for merger of both from inspiring English sources
"The Democrats came at it from a human-rights perspective, and the right came at it from an anti-Communist perspective, and there was a kind of merger of both".
A spokesman for NYSE Euronext said in a statement: "NYSE Euronext has not yet received any official decision by the European Commission regarding the requested merger of both companies".
However, upon resistance from Fisher Body, GM made transaction-specific investments and purchased Fisher stock which later resulted into the merger of both firms and facilitated GM operations.
But Scottish FA chief executive Stewart Regan confirmed an agreement on the principles of restructuring, including a merger of both bodies.
However, in this system, the flow energy merger of both high pressure compressed air flow and high temperature exhaust gas flow of the ICE greatly depends on the merging capability of the energy merger pipe.
The merger of both theoretical frameworks allows us to focus on rules reflecting descriptive patterns of behaviour, as well as to take into account their relevance to the legal environment in which smart grids are to be realized.
Antitrust regulators at the European Commission are threatening to block the $165 billion merger of Time Warner and America Online, as both sides prepare to negotiate a possible settlement over the next week.
But as the music industry has contracted under the impact of piracy, Brussels has taken a more lenient view, approving the merger of Sony and BMG in both 2004 and 2008 after a court challenge to the initial approval.
Thermo Electron's chief executive, Marijn E. Dekkers, would run the combined company, these people said, though in some ways the deal was being structured as a merger of equals, with both companies getting equal representation on the combined company's board.
Since the companies announced their merger, shares of both drugmakers have fallen.
In June, Allied World Assurance signed a so-called merger of equals with Transatlantic — both firms being, originally, spinoffs from the American International Group.
