Sentence examples for merger proceeds from inspiring English sources

As the merger proceeds, analysts will be intently watching Time Warner's financial contribution to the combined company.

"We believe that, if the merger proceeds, Live Nation will seek to limit its relationship with CTS, with the effect of putting CTS's future prospects in the UK in considerable doubt".

Whether that is their sole intention or whether there is some new gambit that the strategists haven't come up with yet will reveal itself as the AOL-Time Warner merger proceeds.

And unless the BAE-EADS merger proceeds – which would go a long way towards reversing that 2006 decision – we are going to be here in another few years, with arguments about the renewal of the Trident nuclear deterrent, the totem of the UK-US special defence relationship.

The prominent role taken by Mr. Heyer, who is considered an advertising and marketing whiz even by those who dislike him, has fueled speculation that he could become a key figure in the new AOL Time Warner if the merger proceeds.

Whether or not the merger proceeds, European investors and managers alike will look at the world differently.

Should the merger proceed as currently structured, Calstrs will consider all possible options for ensuring recovery of fair value compensation".

The decision, by the Federal Trade Commission, to let the merger proceed was not unanimous, indicating conflicting views among the agency's top regulators over whether to challenge — or impose limitations on — the combined company.

According to a person associated with N.Y.U., administrators there thought that as the merger proceeded, Mount Sinai would ultimately agree to a combined medical school, thereby avoiding the duplication of academic departments and allowing for real cost savings.

"As AT&T acknowledged less than three years ago during a merger proceeding," referring to AT&T's acquisition of Centennial Wireless, "it aims to 'develop its rate plans, features and prices in response to competitive conditions and offerings at the national levels — primarily the plans offered by the other national carriers,' " the Justice Department said in its lawsuit.

If the proposed mega-mergers proceed, the food system will face profound changes in the name of increased short-term financial returns for relatively few investors.