To merge definition
Examples of To merge in a sentence
To merge or consolidate the Fund (or, to the extent permitted by applicable law, any of its Series) with or into one or more corporations or other business entities (including trusts, partnerships, associations, corporations or other business entities created by the Board to accomplish such merger or consolidation) or series thereof, in order to change the form or jurisdiction of organization of the Fund or for any other purpose.
To merge two cards into one, select two cards in the Management window.
To merge this Trust with any other Trust with the same Primary Beneficiaries and the same Trustees, so long as the terms of each Trust Agreement are substantially similar, so that thereafter there is only one Trust.
To merge, consolidate, or affiliate Facility with another corporation, organization or program.
To merge, consolidate or dissolve the Company, or to sell or otherwise transfer all or substantially all of the asserts of the Company.
To merge or consolidate the Fund (or any of its Portfolios) with or into one or more corporations or other business entities (including trusts, partnerships, associations, corporations or other business entities created by the Board to accomplish such merger or consolidation) or series thereof, in order to change the form or jurisdiction of organization of the Fund or for any other purpose.
To merge a harmonious social relationship with the local community, both cultural and economic, and to prioritize the local work force.
District Goals Board Goals • To merge professional growth days with other districts.
To merge the form’s menus with the main menu in the main form, set the AutoMerge property of each main menu you want merged to True.
To merge both survey and serology data, the cohort database had to be separated by visit number and organized in the order the samples were assayed by Luminex.