Sentence examples for merging some of from inspiring English sources

The talks center on merging some of Fox's interactive assets — led by MySpace — with Yahoo.

Late last year, the Brooklyn Diocese began considering closing down or merging some of its 198 parishes.

The government again reorganized the banking system in the early 1970s, merging some of the major banks and assigning special functions to each of the rest.

In 1997, the Justice Department sued to block a deal between Vail Resorts and Ralston Resorts, which was aimed at merging some of Colorado's most-prized ski resorts, including Vail, Beaver Creek, Keystone and Breckenridge.

Some reforms, like merging some of the 1,250 town and village courts and giving defendants the option to have their case heard by a judge who was trained as a lawyer, would require approval by the Legislature.

Vowing to redouble fund-raising efforts and take other measures to shore up schools and parishes hobbled by dwindling enrollment and deteriorating buildings, the bishop nevertheless did not rule out closing or merging some of them, saying, "We will do what needs to be done".

The Big East's expansion to 16 teams in 2003 merged some of the biggest powers into one superconference.

Company executives had discussed earlier this year whether to merge some of the two papers' operations to save money, and on Tuesday someone registered the Web domain name thesunonsunday.co.uk.co.uk

Indeed, they are responsible for ditching the proposed tax reform.Realistic proposals to merge some of the Länder have been mulled over for years but without result.

Following are some examples: *DoubleClick came under fierce criticism last year when it moved to to merge some of its consumer Web-surfing databases with those of a company it had acquired, Abacus Direct, that tracks consumers' mail-order catalog purchases.

But with Meltdown, if we can merge some of these ideas, it will empower people like me who are a little bit nervous about how involved we can become.