Sentence examples for suggested merger from inspiring English sources

But the suggested merger comes as parties position themselves for local elections, scheduled for November.

Drkoop issued a statement on July 21 that denied the company approved Millennium Healths suggested merger.

The Welsh government has said it will respond to the suggested mergers on 5 January.

The number of forest patches decreased substantially in between 1976 and 2000 suggesting merger of patches in the latter periods due to forest regeneration and/or plantation establishment on lands previously separating two or more forest patches.

The firm suggests mergers and/or acquisitions and getting closer to customers.

When Mr Verheugen suggested that merger rules might be applied less fiercely, liberals cried foul.

Jean-Pierre Garnier, the chief executive of SmithKline, who will run the combined company, emphasized that the companies expect the deal to be completed and suggested the merger would now take effect by Sept. 25 instead of Aug. 21.

I haven't been able to find widespread grief over the council's fate – partly, I suspect, because its overheads represented 24% of its budget and the last government had already suggested a merger with the British Film Institute, which it funds.

Nobody could remember why the merger had been pushed through in the first place nobody, that is, except Gerald Levin, who had been Mr Ross's head of strategy at the time, who wrote the paper that first suggested the merger, and who took over Mr Ross's job after his death.

When Vladimir Putin, Russia's prime minister, suggested a merger between Gazprom and Ukraine's state gas monopoly, Naftogaz, Mr Yanukovich quipped that Russia would have to give Ukraine half of Gazprom first.In fact, the intensity of Russia's overtures appears to have spooked not only Western observers but Mr Yanukovich too.

Horton told Bergstrom that Enron was in deep trouble and suggested a merger with Dynegy.