Sentence examples for seeking to merge from inspiring English sources

Suits seeking to merge have three options, identified in a study last year by the Harvard Business Review.

President Carlyle is threatened with a no-confidence vote for seeking to merge the gender studies and women's studies programs.

Exchange operators have been seeking to merge in recent years in an effort to give investors faster transactions and improved liquidity.

The health insurers were seeking to merge during an administration that has not been shy about quashing deals — especially in health care.

Earlier last year, United had pursued a different tack, seeking to merge its television interests with those of a rival, Carlton Communications.

It portrayed a man who had amassed at least $1 million in bribes in return for political favors: helping hospitals seeking to merge, obtaining state money for real-estate developers, expanding the business hours of liquor stores.

Lawmakers have sought to merge the two agencies for decades, only to scuttle the plans in the face of opposition.

Doug Parker, the chief executive of US Airways, has long sought to merge his company with another major airline.

To create bigger global competitors, the Royal Bank proposed buying Bank of Montreal in 1998, while the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce sought to merge with TD Bank.

MAN has long been in the sights of Volkswagen, which has sought to merge the German truck maker with Scania, a Swedish company it controls.

Then last month Mr Piech bought a 34% stake in Scania, a Swedish lorry firm which had sought to merge with Volvo Truck Corporation.