Sentence examples for resisted amalgamation from inspiring English sources
In this paper we examine the issue of regionalism from the perspective of one rural municipality the former silver mining centre of Cobalt, Ontario that has resisted amalgamation.
Even if you succeed in comprehending Europe's deepening economic woes (good luck), it's devilishly more difficult to track deeper emotional currents of a Europe that, socially and culturally, has resisted amalgamation in Brussels' technocratic melting pot.
Progressives are starting to resist Common Core for an amalgamation of the above complaints.
In 1985 the little bank sturdily resisted heavy pressure from the Bank of England and the Treasury to join the amalgamation of most other such banks into the publicly quoted Trustee Savings Bank (TSB), which was later privatised and bought by Lloyds in 1995.The headquarters, an elegant but austere Art Deco building across the road from Airdrie's police headquarters, speaks of security.
The amalgamation was originally slated to include the village of Point Edward, although that village's residents resisted and were eventually permitted to remain independent of the city.
