Sentence examples for Joint undertakings from inspiring English sources

All relationships are joint undertakings.

But joint undertakings have failed before.

Our international policy should also be redirected to reassert American leadership for technology development and transfer, the mobilization of private capital for environmental infrastructure and other joint undertakings with the modernizing countries of the developing world.

In January 2011, President Obama and now-departing Chinese President Hu Jintao met and issued a communiqué boldly detailing joint undertakings and proposing to build a historically unprecedented partnership between America and China.

Whether this exchange takes place in books and journal articles, in laboratories, in the design of experiments and the analysis of data, in the classroom, or in students' written work, it is these joint undertakings that create Columbia's intellectual community at Columbia College.

Missions should represent joint undertakings between FAO and the countries concerned, with the country doing all that it can to help examine the same problem as that which the Mission is studying.

Better relations between NATO and Russia could also facilitate a cooperative outreach toward the rising Asian powers, which should be drawn into joint security undertakings.

Joint national undertakings have centred on the transportation of crude oil, gas, and refined products and increased Arab participation in the transport industry and the construction of oil tankers and of petrochemical plants.

Not long afterwards the European Nuclear Energy Agency ENEAA) of the then newly formed Organisation for European Economic Cooperation (OEEC), in the spirit of the time, sought to encourage the construction of nuclear power stations and the development of joint nuclear undertakings.

Indicators within this criterion are on the one hand the original reach of the innovation and possible side-products emerging from this innovation, such as joint venture undertakings or consortia.

This addition is necessary because the current definition does not assume the existence of an exclusive right where two undertakings are joint contractual parties to a service contract even if, owing to these rights, no other operators can obtain authorisation to operate services.