Sentence examples for the consolidation between from inspiring English sources

"The consolidation between these two French high-tech groups will pave the way for the creation of a major European industrial player," the finance minister, Nicolas Sarkozy, and the defense minister, Michelle Alliot-Marie, said in a joint statement.

The consolidation between the national polls and state polls is also important outside the context of the FiveThirtyEight forecast model itself, since it removes a source of structural uncertainty — the chance that the model was not a good representation of the real world.

SEM images showed the grain size increment of the Ag YSB powder that was ascribed to the consolidation between adjacent grains, which reduced the size of the porosity as the heat treatment temperature was increased.

On the other hand, the consolidation underway between iZettle and PayPal points to how stronger competitors — PayPal's market cap is nearly four times that of Square — going after the same business as Square, will put pressure on the company.

Francesconi helped orchestrate the major consolidation between Hughes Missile Systems and the missile business acquired from General Dynamics in 1992, in the process relocating 2,500 families to Tucson and hiring another 2,000 employees.

He also dismissed the potential for consolidation between the two despite the common investor base.

The Brighter Option buy continues the trend of consolidation between the social media marketing and advertising industries, following Efficient Frontier's acquisition of Page management company Context Optional, and Experian's purchase of Ads API tool Techlightenment.

The radiographs showed good bony consolidation between the graft and the stump of the mandible and function of the TMJ.

The two sides would then have to reach an agreement on the compositon of the consolidation – the mix between spending cuts and tax rises.

Preliminary results indicate that CT can produce excellent images (even without digital filtering) of the ice lens distribution within a frozen silt loam soil, the consolidation of soil between the ice lenses, and the effects of hydrocarbon contamination.

Responding before the report was published, the deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, said the report "makes some debatable assertions, including about the appropriate fiscal consolidation between different age groups – punishing pensioners is not going to help a single child achieve more in life".