Amalgamation

This latest planning application is a 'change of use from beauty salon to an amalgamation of No 88 and No 86 to form hot food takeaway' and will include a new opening between the two premises as part of the takeover as part of the amalgamation.

Amalgamation neglected to take into account this fundamental human need of self-worth.

And beyond being just striking, Field says, the rusticles also act asapartment complexes for an amalgamation of microbes.

Armidale Servies and Uralla Golf Club members voted overwhelmingly in favour of the amalgamation.

As the fund is extremely diversified, and as it generally invests in these asset classes in equal measure, the fund should more or less perform as an amalgamation of said asset classes.

Aurora Mayor Tom Mrakas said he was strongly opposed to the amalgamation of his and other York municipalities into a mega city.

But Kohli, the ODI batsman, is the amalgamation of them all.

Byrne’s book and the idea of manifestation are a bit of a rebranding of the New Thought Movement of the early 19th century, itself an amalgamation of ancient Eastern and Western schools of thought.

Gary McAllister, chairman of the Amalgamation of Official Northern Ireland Supporters' Clubs, said that fans have questions and concerns about the redevelopment of Casement Park.

HDFC Bank Limited (NSEI:HDFCBANK) completed the scheme of amalgamation to acquire Housing Development Finance Corporation Limited (BSE:500010), in a merger of equals transaction.

He said the amalgamation of art and tourism has the potential to foster a heightened admiration for the exquisite beauty found within Africa’s varied landscapes.

It was the amalgamation of five smaller local schools – Rashedoge NS; Keelogs NS; Templedouglas NS; Trankeel NS and Leitir Liag NS.

Majority of the question sets in the section are an amalgamation of both DI and LR.

More distressing is the fact that Levy has become a tangled amalgamation of all his variant selves – many of whom come from realities like the dystopia seen at the start of the episode.

Mr Hoenig said Labor had been unsuccessful in finding a statutory mechanism under the current legislation to enable the de-amalgamation of the councils into two independent and fully functioning entities.

Pretorius continues, “Phinda, which started as an amalgamation of denuded farmlands in 1991, has grown into an extensive conservancy at the cutting edge of conservation, a modern example of Care of the Land, Wildlife and People.

Since that time, administrative demands on the school have increased – particularly following the amalgamation of the junior and infants’ schools.

The “amalgamation of stressors” at this time of year — with family, academics for students, the winter solstice plus the holidays, often make mental health a secondary concern, she said.

The bill also details how de-amalgamation would work.

The City of Cambridge is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the amalgamation of Galt, Hespeler, Preston and Blair.