Sentence examples for will be coalesced from inspiring English sources

In 2015, three major international disaster-sustainability-climate change instruments will be coalesced: (1) the Hyogo Framework for Action on building resilience to disasters; (2) the Sustainable Development Goals; and (3) the 2015 climate agreement under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.

If the first word in the input vector is "macquarie" and the second word is "fields", these first two words will be coalesced (into "macquarie_fields") and will be assigned an LN (locality name) observation symbol, rather than the first word being assigned a WN (wayfare name) symbol and the second field an LQ (locality qualifier) symbol.

Neural spines 2 4 are coalesced, as in most flagellicaudatans2.

Now the fear of change that Sarkeesian has identified (which is ultimately a fear that one's power or position will be compromised) has coalesced into a movement of sorts.

I think there will be a coalescing of people throughout the Bronx who believe that the leadership has to change".

Politics in Russia has become so mistrusted that it will be hard to coalesce around a concrete opposition, many protesters argued.

They note that it is not at all clear if this group will be able to coalesce into a viable leadership, if it has any influence over the fighters waging war with the government or if it can roll back widespread anger at the United States.

Perhaps rank-and-file Republicans are coalescing around Mr. Romney, and he will exceed expectations in Kansas.

Desperate to put at least one Republican seat in play, Democrats are coalescing behind their chosen candidate, Michelle Nunn, and hoping that Republican zeal will rebound in her favor.

The airline will also have to decide whether to remain independent -- a harder position to maintain when European carriers are coalescing into three main groups.

Beat culture was coalescing.