Sentence examples for preparing to integrate from inspiring English sources

"Comcast Cable's strong momentum in delivering new digital and high-speed Internet products contributed to revenue and cash flow growth of over 12percentt, even as we incur the additional costs of preparing to integrate AT&T Broadband's 13.1 million cable subscribers," Mr. Roberts said.

The 113-year-old newspaper has embraced digital with a series of strategies since the Alibaba deal, which have included tearing down its paywall, enhancing its mobile apps, and preparing to integrate e-commerce.

The department is currently training drivers and preparing to integrate the new vehicles into the bus fleet; some will see service on Monday.

Japan, already within range of current North Korea missiles, is now preparing to integrate its anti-missile operations with the U.S. Navy and to take a more active part in its own national defense.

To date (August 2008), seven IEPs have been established in the Netherlands and in several other regions A&E departments and GP posts are preparing to integrate their services.

The numbers come as the Pentagon prepares to integrate women formally into what had been all-male domains of combat, making the effective monitoring, policing and prosecuting of sexual misconduct all the more pressing.

The plans to be released on Tuesday under Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel indicate for the first time that the military is prepared to integrate women into the most elite combat units, like the SEALs, who carried out the raid that killed Osama bin Laden.

to investigate whether practising midwives are adequately prepared to integrate genetic information into their practice.

However, at least within the Home Arts offices, these questions appear to have been temporarily put aside by worried staffers, as they prepare to integrate these new partners into a redesigned version of the site.

His first publications were in logic (on matters of identities and duality stimulated by Schröder) and in the history of political economy (several co-authored with his first wife Anna Schapire-Neurath); not surprisingly his subsequent contribution to logical empiricism was prepared to integrate both dimensions.

Unlike Desti, whose app was pulled from Apple's App Store after the acquisition as Nokia prepared to integrate its technology into the Here platform, the intention will be to keep Medio's existing business and customer relationships going, Zereski told me in an interview.