Sentence examples for the task of merging from inspiring English sources

I don't think they're up to the task of merging.

Mr. O'Neal took over the task of merging St . Georgewith Advance Bank.

Senator Kent Conrad, Democrat of North Dakota, said the task of merging the two bills would be "very challenging".

Mr. Perkel, whose account was eventually found on the MCI side, was stumbling across a problem stemming from WorldCom's acquisition binge: For all its talent in buying competitors, the company was not up to the task of merging them.

He was therefore handed the task of merging it with the NEB and privatising the new body, which was known as the British Technology Group, and privatised in 1983.

In one of the more revealing exchanges, he said the system at the time had lost its focus as it juggled the task of merging organisations.

With Nepal facing a May 28 deadline to restructure its government and approve a new constitution, nothing is posing a greater threat to the peace process than the unresolved task of merging the two enemy armies.

The mammoth task of merging the Safeway stores and their 11,000 employees into the Vons operation is already under way, with remodelings and upgradings of stores to take place at a cost of several million dollars.

He was skilful at the delicate task of merging the highly individual constabularies of Leeds and Bradford into a wider county force.

In 1994, South Africa's first black government had the unenviable task of merging all the country's police, including 11 police forces that belonged to the so-called black homelands, into one national law enforcement agency.

NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE   For Time Inc. and Meredith, the Challenge Is Integration  |  Employees of Time Inc. and the Meredith Corporation "have been wondering how executives will take on the harder task of merging two very different corporate cultures," The New York Times writes.