Sentence examples for which has merged from inspiring English sources

"I sort of wondered why Nitec never came up," said Mr. Cutting, now retired from Arthur Young, which has merged to become Ernst & Young.

Continental, which has merged with United, recently said that all its 757-200 jets had been outfitted with lie-flat seats in business class.

In the case of United Airlines, which has merged with Continental, StellaService revised the airline's Twitter response rate to 58 percent from "no response".

"I am not aware of any other show just on 18th-century English porcelain ever being done in America," said John Sandon, the director of porcelain for the last 26 years at Phillips in London, which has merged with Bonham's.

Updated at 3.53pm GMT 1.24pm GMT Israel Avigdor Lieberman, the former Israeli foreign minister and leader of Yisrael Beitenu, which has merged with Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party, has said anyone who thinks peace with the Palestinians is possible is "delusional".

But the quality and quantity of provision varies across the country says Kathryn Board, head of languages strategy at the CfBT, an education charity which has merged with Cilt, formerly the National Centre for Languages.

This week, a federal jury in Connecticut ruled that his employer, which had merged with Wachovia Securities, was at fault.

In 2009 it snapped up the Swiss subsidiary of Dresdner Bank, one ailing German bank which had merged with another, Commerzbank.

In 1977 Pandit left the Congress Party to join the Congress for Democracy, which had merged with the Janata Party.

The province had been run by the two historically white parties, the New National Party and the Democratic Party, which had merged to become the Democratic Alliance.

In 1996, three women, Pamela Martens, Judith Mione, and Roberta O'Brien Thomann, filed a class-action lawsuit against Smith Barney (which had merged with Shearson), charging the company with gender discrimination.