Following the end of the war in 1975, heavy handed government measures undermined efforts at an efficient merger of the agricultural resources of the south and the industrial resources of the north.
Only last week, when I was home, I got thinking out a plan one night in the library for a merger with a road which is cutting pretty badly into our business.
Is it surprising that the plan for the merger quite slipped out of my head?
The thing might have been going on still had it not been for the fact that the anticipated merger between John's company and another was put through and a new vault in a new building prepared to receive the securities.
John said he couldn't do such a thing, but when he returned to the office the cashier told him that a merger had been planned between their company and another--a larger one.
Before their merger none of these churches had a central organization in Romania, as their congregations were directed from abroad.
At the committee's suggestion, Holloway rejected the proposed merger of the commissary and steward functions on the grounds that such a move was unnecessary in an era of high reenlistment.
Lester Granger, now outside the official Navy family but still intimately concerned with the department's racial affairs, also pleaded for a merger of the commissary and steward functions.
He reasoned that, since members of the Commissary Branch could advance to true petty officer rating, such a merger would provide a new avenue of advancement for stewards.
As to other relics of them--but we now come upon frequency of a merger that has not so often appeared before: Fraudulency.
The merger here is notches that have at times been seen upon the moon's limb: thought to be cross sections of craters (Monthly Notices, R.
However, this merger between possible eclipses by unknown dark bodies and commonplace terrestrial phenomena is formidable.
Granted, he was relieved now that Matthew had won support, and that the secret merger plan could proceed.
They had made arrangements before Matthew had moved to California as to how they would communicate the progress of their secret merger plan, which the men had originally formulated here in William's home.
You and I will guide it along privately through its early stages, until we reach the point where a merger makes perfect sense.
It seems too much to hope for that there should be any willingness on the part of any established authority to admit its obsolescence and prepare the way for its merger in a world authority.
I dare say that in the fullness of time the South Coast people will arrange a merger with the Central California Power Company.
Also the Union Pacific Merger case, Brief of Facts for Appellants, 1912, p.
The voluminous record in the pending Union Pacific-Southern Pacific Merger case before the U.
Although the forces favoring such a merger were in the majority, the dissenting voices were sufficient to block the proposed merger.
Another Central Committee meeting, held in September of the same year, purged the top Party group that had advocated the merger with Yugoslavia.
For example, in February 1948 the Central Committee was convened to discuss and decide the issue of a possible merger of Albania with Yugoslavia.
I am not a mergerman myself," said William Deering, "although I believe that the International Harvester Company has been a benefit to the farmers.
Until the mergerwas organised it was regarded as fair enough.
Full information with respect to the Union Pacific-Southern Pacific merger case is to be found in the record and briefs submitted to the Supreme Court.
Southern Pacific are as extensive as those submitted in the Union Pacific merger case.
Government’s Contention of Previous Competition The arguments of railroad counsel in defense of the Union Pacific-Southern Pacific merger rested predominantly, although not wholly, upon points of law such as have been mentioned.
Undoubtedly its association with the Union Pacific increased the prestige of the Southern Pacific Company at the time when the merger took place.
See Daggett, “Later Developments in the Union Pacific Merger Case,” sup.
Near by is a child of four, in a khaki suit, who represents the merger of two trunk-line railways.
The preliminary stages of the making of the merger followed along familiar business lines.
Thus was constituted the famous union or merger of the churches of St. Asaph and St. Osoph, viewed by many of those who made it as the beginning of a new era in the history of the modern church.
Lewis Parker in his merger thought that amalgamation would reduce over-head expense; that he could get cheaper money and cheaper supplies by buying in quantities.
On the 26th anothermerger of the special interests was accomplished.
The East Side merger scheme had been blown into smithereens by a sensational story appearing in The Clarion, and the fragments still were falling in a clattering shower on the floor of the stock exchange.
The story would never see daylight, the big merger would be announced according to schedule, and Pearl Street common would go kiting up thirty or forty, or maybe fifty points.
It was loaded with bombshells for the proposed merger and with the shrapnel of certain criminal prosecution for the men behind that merger, and most of all for John W.
It's been known for some time on the inside that the Blake outfit were figuring on a merger of some of the independent East Side surface lines--half a dozen scattered lines, more or less.
Blake is the principal figure in the whole intrigue, just as the Pearl Street line is the key to the merger scheme.
But such a merger must have been distinctly and formally stated, not left to deduction or implication.
Not to "the people of the United States in the aggregate"; for there was no such people in existence, and they did not create or constitute such a people by merger of themselves.
