Sentence examples for move to merge from inspiring English sources

Boies was still speaking with reporters when the N.B.A. released a statement criticizing the move to merge the lawsuits and transfer the case from California to Minnesota.

Mr Enders led the audacious move to merge with BAE last year, in an attempt to create a company big enough to take on US behemoth Boeing.

The demands are contained in a consultation document on an already controversial move to merge the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) with the National Oceanographic Centre.

Andreas Schoo, executive board member at Bauer Media Group, said the move to merge the operations aimed to boost cost-savings and growth opportunities in the UK.

The changes, which included two resignations and a move to merge the Economic and Infrastructure Ministries, were the first major shake-up in Mr. de la Rua's 10-month-old administration.

While Tuesday's announcement from Publicis included a number of key management changes, it also disclosed that digital agencies Razorfish and Rosetta would merge under the Razorfish Global brand, mirroring a similar move to merge sister digital agencies Digitas and LBi in 2013.

Two Russian metals tycoons, Vladimir O. Potanin and Alisher B. Usmanov, are moving to merge their companies with the goal of creating the world's largest mining concern.

Facebook is also moving to merge people's data, with tweaks to how user information is displayed.

By choosing suitable isothermal crystallization and annealing processes, Tm2 and Tm3 transitions can be moved to merge with Tm1 to become one high-temperature single melting endotherm.

Sales were down 8percentt for games in particular, yet even so, Hasbro's leadership remained optimistic about the company's outlook for the year — based on partnerships like the one it's struck with Zynga that will see it more aggressively moving to merge "digital and analog play".

Reed Elsevier, which in an unrelated move is to merge with Wolters Kluwer, a Dutch publishing giant, will keep New Scientist, which suits its policy of concentrating on scientific, medical and legal publishing.A legal quarrel between Intel and Digital Equipment was resolved in a $1.5 billion settlement.