Sentence examples for that consolidating from inspiring English sources
It is hard to argue from the evidence of other recent financial failures, such as in Britain, that consolidating those specialised authorities in one agency produces better outcomes.Counting the pages in a bill (or comment pages from an industry resisting reform) is a silly way to measure cost.
Consolidation is also a logical step when you consider that consolidating and offering a one-stop-shop is also what Sprinkler and Hootsuite have been aiming to do.
He foresaw that consolidating his grand experiment in transforming Ethiopia would need another decade.
To the Editor: Tom Brokaw argues that consolidating small municipalities into larger units would save money.
For instance, he says that consolidating school districts can save 29percentt in costs.
Anthony Bucci, a customs spokesman, said officials concluded that consolidating operations would "provide more expeditious processing of containers requiring examination".
Sometimes these are simply portals that consolidate course information from other institutions, such as Hungry Minds.
A company backed by Merrill, Multex.com, creates electronic sites that consolidate investment research for a number of Wall Street firms.
During that period, efficient administrative structures were created, and a relationship developed between Afrikaner politicians and mining capitalists that consolidated the economic dominance of gold.
"There should be a great transport app in a city that consolidates everything and gets the city right," said the company's founder, Azmat Yusuf.
Chief executive David Buttress said: This transaction reflects our ambition to make strategic, value enhancing acquisitions that consolidate our leadership of the global digital marketplace for takeaway food delivery.
