Sentence examples for which were consolidated from inspiring English sources
The largest units, at the regional level, are the województwa (provinces), which were consolidated and reduced in number from 49 to 16 in 1999.
New Labour presided over the expansion of detention centres like Yarl's Wood – whose existence has been brought to attention by abolitionist campaigns led by activist groups like Sisters Uncutt – which were consolidated under Theresa May's tenure as Home Secretary.
From these statements, 20 themes were derived, which were consolidated into four relevant categories.
A line-by-line content analysis isolated a total of 73 findings, which were consolidated into eight abstracted themes by combining like statements and eliminating redundant statements.
Furthermore, the analyses systematically identified recurring themes on enabling factors and barriers to MgSO4, which were consolidated into thematic groupings [ 25].
This meta-analysis included protein data from 14 cell line proteomes: 3 × HeLa, 2 × U2OS, A549, GAMG, HEK293, K562, LnCap, MCF7, RKO, HepG2, and Jurkat-T (Lundberg et al., 2010; Beck et al., 2011; Nagaraj et al., 2011; Geiger et al., 2012), which were consolidated and mapped to Ensembl Genes prior to comparison.
Instead, ceramics are usually made from powders, which are consolidated and densified by sintering.
At no cost to the applicant, job boards encourage those eager for work to post résumés, which are consolidated into databases.
Billings for the assignments, which include a Citibank brand campaign and the consumer bank business, were not disclosed; the entire Citibank account, which was consolidated at Y. &R. in August 1997, has billings estimated at $500 million.
At the center of the communications effort, they said, was the Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA, which was consolidated into the Department of Homeland Security earlier this year and is expected to dispatch disaster-response managers across the blacked-out areas on Friday.
The wealthiest person in the U.S. at the time of his death, the senior Astor bequeathed $400,000 for the founding of a public library, the Astor Library, in New York City, which was consolidated with others as the New York Public Library in 1895.
