Sentence examples for together consolidating from inspiring English sources

The ACO movement incentivizes physicians and hospitals to join together, consolidating services in whole cities or regions, and more and more advocates have raised alarm about the prospects of market domination reducing quality and increasing costs.

There was no way of bringing that together and consolidating it, and for all the different people to be able to see that who need to see it".

Once upon a time, it was exclusively for nobles and about tying kingdoms together and consolidating power.

Careful work of pro-reformists with the MUI and progressive religious groups, together with consolidating the support of the popular media, had the potential to turn public and Parliamentary opinion in the Bill's favour providing that the spectrum of actors and their delicate balance could be effectively managed, and in particular that the influence of hard-line religious leaders could be curbed.

The fraternities of music have always run the show, and maybe the sororities, fewer in number, are banding together to consolidate their powers.

Eighteen-year-old Joan is sent to Brussels to marry the luscious archduke of Austria by her mother, Queen Isabella of Castille, in a move that will bring two thrones together and consolidate the queen's power.

So it was not a tremendous leap two years ago when several agencies with responsibilities related to forest fires got together to consolidate their GIS data and make it available to each other through the Internet.

But the studio system was fragmenting and it was his dynamic energy and diplomatic skills that kept them together and consolidated their influence; it was a feat that increased the professional stature of the diminutive Valenti (he was just 5ft 4in).

The IDEO and S.F.U.S.D. teams, consisting of almost a dozen people, then worked together to consolidate the learning and come up with 10 design recommendations and a comprehensive plan for how they might be prioritized, paid for and realized in schools.

Our report attempts to bring together and consolidate such attempts.

"We understand that we have to come together and consolidate and be very wary, because I'm convinced this is only the beginning".