Sentence examples for new amalgamated from inspiring English sources

There are also plans to close Middlefield and Glashieburn schools - with a new amalgamated school being created at Glashieburn.

And although the Shell chief executive said the company remained committed to the North Sea, concern over the number of jobs the new, amalgamated company will need will be an important one to resolve.

The new amalgamated company possessed a fleet of at least three vessels: the Illawarra, Kiama and Nora Creina that had been servicing the region.

As a part of this process, the division was reduced from 12 infantry battalions to nine as six battalions were merged to form new amalgamated units 29th/22nd, 37th/52nd and 57th/60th Battalions.

It was fitting that France, as the former mandatory power, and whose ambassador to Lebanon, Louis Delamare, was assassinated in a Syrian-sponsored operation in 1981, should take the lead in recognizing the new, amalgamated opposition group fighting the Assad regime, the National Coalition of Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces.

He moved to the Cardiff Evening News on 12 months' trial, but that too was cut short when the News amalgamated with the South Wales Echo.

The New Connexion amalgamated with the Primitive Methodists in 1942 and services were held in Ebenezer until 1963 while the Albion Street chapel hosted Sunday School.

"Nothing has proved more than the academies programme our ability to step in and intervene when things are going wrong – taking quick action to bring in new leaders, amalgamate schools, open new academies, and so on".

The new Mongol empire amalgamated the once isolated civilizations into a new continental system, and re-established the Silk Road as a dominant method of transportation.

Now, my new West Coast lifestyle amalgamated my cultural identity as well.

Countless small irrigation associations were amalgamated into new and bigger subak.