Sentence examples for proposes to merge from inspiring English sources

The Police and Justice Bill proposes to merge the Prisons Inspectorate with four other inspectorates, those of police, probation, court administration and the Crown Prosecution Service.

Industry analysts and antitrust experts have said that, absent significant divestitures, they expect both the Justice Department and the F.C.C. to object to the deal, which proposes to merge the nation's second- and third-largest long-distance telephone services.

Changes designed to introduce more competition in Japanese pension regulations are due next month.Shares in Guinness, a drinks firm that proposes to merge with Grand Met and in LVMH, a French luxury-goods firm with stakes in both that opposes the idea, fell after they announced their first-half results.

When the Spanish group proposed to merge with Bancomer in March, many analysts presumed that the deal would succeed.

The banks are proposing to merge their alternative trading system, Alpha, with the Toronto Exchange if the Maple Group bid succeeds.

With the Borgata and its 2,010 rooms rapidly rising -- and with two casinos, Bally's and the Claridge, proposing to merge -- the curve is likely to be steep.

The London boroughs of Westminster, Hammersmith and Fulham, and Kensington and Chelsea have proposed to merge all their services under the direction of a single chief executive.

Cablevision had planned to offer to buy G.M.'s Hughes stake for cash (a G.M. requirement for any deal), and to propose to merge 11 satellite frequencies that it already owns into Hughes, people close to the talks said.

The Italian government has proposed to merge some functions of the two overlapping and often feuding agencies that oversee air safety, to avoid what the transportation minister, Pietro Lunardi, called the current "incredible and dangerous confusion".

The fact that Sony and Bertelsmann are already proposing to merge their music businesses makes the likelihood that regulators in Washington and Brussels would approve a Warner-EMI deappearear quite distant.

In 2006, when CVS proposed to merge with Caremark, executives pledged that the new company would put up a firewall to keep the activities of its stores separate from the benefits manager, which processes prescriptions from competing pharmacies.