| Former Scottish soldiers gather in Dundee to protest against the government's plans to amalgamate Scots regiments. |
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| Rojek says land swaps could amalgamate under-utilized tot lots and small isolated parks, creating larger and more accessible open spaces. |
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| Gradually, scattered groups of cattle amalgamate, converging on X17 bore where four horsemen and coachers wait patiently. |
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| It was furthermore shown that there is at atmospheric pressure very strong tendency for mercury to amalgamate iron. |
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| The dispossession of the peasantry gave landlords a golden opportunity to amalgamate small plots into large farms. |
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| This will possibly lead to rural clubs having to amalgamate to field a team. |
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| The following Kent schools have either recently undergone amalgamation or are due to amalgamate. |
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| Mercury is used by thousands of small-scale miners in the region to amalgamate gold. |
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| In appropriate cases, the Commission may invite applicants to amalgamate their proposals. |
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| Oli Bott's arrangements amalgamate improvisatory gestures of jazz with tango's zest of life. |
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| He says that the government does not have a policy of closing special schools, although some may amalgamate. |
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| We must therefore be cautious and not amalgamate two things which are different. |
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| The five existing banks in this country wanted to amalgamate among themselves to become even more powerful institutions. |
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| Their effect was to amalgamate elements of various departments already involved in work related to the environment and renewable resources. |
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| In the last fiscal year, for example, the Board decided to amalgamate its Governance Committee and the Nominating Committee. |
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| On the Quebec side of the Ottawa River, work continued to amalgamate municipalities under the new city of Gatineau. |
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| A proposal to amalgamate several police services sometimes meets with resistance from the communities affected and their municipal politicians. |
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| After reporting, students can amalgamate all their answers into a group one. |
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| Our aim on earth is to amalgamate with our Divine Half for the conquest of Immortality. |
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| Previous attempts in Glasgow to close and amalgamate schools have failed because councillors, faced with parental opposition, have traded votes to keep half-empty schools in their patch open. In this section Converted? |
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| The functions noted above would be undertaken for each cycle of the regular process, although it may be practicable to amalgamate the work at the end of one cycle with that at the start of the next. |
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| It will aim to provide data and information on trends in financing, disaggregated at the level of each entity, and to amalgamate them for a consolidated statement of United Nations financing. |
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| Concerning the draft budget for 2011, which would be presented in Aberdeen, Fabien Mesclier drew members' attention to Devon and Somerset's wish to amalgamate and pay a single membership due. |
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| The problem is if they do not have any young people who want to take up farming or someone who wants to amalgamate the farm into their farm, they are stuck with a farm that is useless because they cannot sell it. |
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| Representing configurations of cues could, for instance, include the use of logical rules to amalgamate two cues into a new, compound cue. |
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| So Air Canada had a change of heart and, instead of buying new planes and offering services across the country, it decided to amalgamate with another company, just like it did with Jazz, Air Nova and Air Alliance before. |
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| The case review process was monitored to amalgamate two steps in the process and to ensure more immediate highlighting of cases that might be fast tracked, due to preliminary issues identified. |
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| During the first phase, we will need a constitutional treaty that will amalgamate the existing foundations of the Treaties of the European Union currently in force, in a clear and comprehensible manner. |
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| In many ways, Jones, Pascual, and Stedman amalgamate well-known multilateralist and neo-idealist works with their collective practices. |
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| In the same week that rioters torched cars, the country's justices also took to the streets during a strike to protest against her plans to amalgamate courts. |
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| We could highlight the actions of the Transport group, but we should also have the courage to dissolve a group that was not working well, or amalgamate it with another group. |
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| Over time, there have been moves to amalgamate leagues and, since the 1980s, a push for national competition at the highest levels. |
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| In conclusion, the participants called on other agencies to rally to their support and amalgamate resources in an effort to minimize human suffering. |
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| We understand that there are plans to breach the outer walls and amalgamate the burgage plots by removing internal walls prior to applications for development. |
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| Unlike the lithophane technique, phanolith meets the challenge to amalgamate the translucent backlight image with the real plasticity of the design. |
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| An attempt to amalgamate the line with the GN was foiled by Ellis, who managed to obtain an Order in Chancery preventing the GN from running into Nottingham. |
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