Sentence examples for working to combine from inspiring English sources

Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California, above, is working to combine them into a single measure.

Roche, based in Basel, Switzerland, completed a $48.6 billion buyout of Genentech last month and is working to combine its North American operations with Genentech.

In the Senate, the majority leader, Harry Reid, Democrat of Nevada, is working to combine two bills into a single measure that will be brought to the floor.

Last month, for example, it said it was working to combine its translation tool with image analysis, allowing a person to, say, take a cellphone photo of a menu in German and get an instant English translation.

That's the lesson we're trying to teach Iraqis; why can't the pharmaceutical houses -- as well as House and Senate conferees working to combine a costly new drug benefit with reform of Medicare -- grasp that lesson at home?

Pete Angles, a sales manager for a big pharmaceutical company, Galderma, said he traveled "a lot nationwide and, depending on the circumstances, I'm often working to combine a business trip with leisure".

"We will work to combine Iranian investment with other friendly countries," Mr. Ortega said.

As the country works to combine these technologies into a long-range nuclear intercontinental ballistic missile, the United States should be taking concrete steps to better protect its citizens.

Democratic Congressional leaders and the Obama administration must now work to combine the Senate measure with a version approved by the House in December, a process that is expected to take several weeks.

Today, they've announced some of their latest work that works to combine advances in the two fields.

This study did extensive data work to combine city administrative data and confidential establishment-level data from the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages to get much better measurement of workers who would have been affected by this specific law.