Sentence examples for merger process to from inspiring English sources

But given how much control those companies will exert over how consumers experience the Internet, telecommunications and entertainment, advocates say federal regulators should exercise their authority over the merger process to improve prices and relieve customers of long waits for repairs.

There have been serious implementation problems, most notably around transportation, that have bogged down progress and in some areas brought the merger process to a halt.

The end of the merger process happened to coincide with bad news for other rivals.

The reverse merger process seems to have needlessly diluted existing shareholders, and also shows Mr. Hu working with a number of unsavory characters, perhaps unwittingly.

We agree with the Chancellor that the Time board's lengthy pre-June investigation of potential merger candidates, including Paramount, mooted any obligation on Time's part to halt its merger process with Warner to reconsider Paramount.

When President Trump moved to block the merger of AT&T and Time Warner, Mr. Blumenthal (and many others) expressed deep concern that the President would use his executive power over the merger review process to punish Time Warner's CNN for unfavorable coverage.

Yet only so much can be explored in advance, and we wanted the merger evaluation process to be open and transparent.

When Trump first learned during the 2016 campaign that CNN's parent company, Time Warner, planned to merge with AT&T, he publicly threatened to use the Justice Department's antitrust merger-review process to retaliate against CNN for its news coverage.

The AT&T- Direct TV merger should not be considered and the AT&T IP transition should be halted and investigations started into whether AT&T mislead regulators to close down the networks or during merger process that allowed AT&T to merge with BellSouth.

Without other suitors whose stocks would allow them to pay a higher premium, and lacking the will to go through a laborious merger process again, VoiceStream is likely to stick it out with Deutsche Telekom, analysts said.

Ultimately, the court concluded that the "sale process functioned imperfectly as a price discovery tool, both during the pre-signing and post-signing phases". The court found that the merger process was "sufficiently credible to exclude an outlier valuation" such as the $28.61 per-share value advanced by the petitioners.