Sentence examples for that were consolidated from inspiring English sources
Permanent settlement, begun in 1853, produced three communities that were consolidated as a city in 1889.
The cases before Judge Buchwald represent a raft of class actions seeking billions of dollars in damages that were consolidated into a single proceeding.
Agee's identification of Brooklyn as a city was apt, for as America's fourth largest city, it had little in common with the other boroughs that were consolidated into Greater New York in 1898.
In a series of lawsuits that were consolidated in the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, in Cincinnati, the local governments contended that the F.C.C. had overstepped its authority.
In the coming days, Judge Anita B. Brody of United States District Court is expected to rule on the league's motion to dismiss hundreds of cases that were consolidated.
According to a report by the American Antitrust Institute and the Business Travel Coalition published last year, fares on routes that were consolidated after mergers increased much more than other fares.
With the sputtering economy, the increase in commodity costs, pressure from competitors that were consolidating and out-of-whack labor costs, Hostess's fate seemed assured from nearly the beginning.
Specifically, they would define a "Foreign Consolidated Subsidiary" as a non-US person that is consolidated for accounting purposes (under US Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) with an ultimate parent entity that is a US person.
It bespeaks an authoritarian power that was consolidated under the first Pharaoh around 3100 B.C., and that, despite political ups and downs, maintained a firm grip on the country's aesthetic program for nearly three millenniums.
(The interest rate on the new loan is based on an average of the rates on the loans that are consolidated, rounded up to the nearest one eighth of a percent).
Throughout his life, despite his slightly stooped posture, he always gave the impression of being strong and something of a dare-devil – a reputation that was consolidated when he started to ride to hounds.
