Sentence examples for Jointly implement from inspiring English sources

Ms. Brooks testified that Mr. Taubman, after meeting Sir Anthony, had directed her to meet with Christie's counterpart, Mr. Davidge, to jointly implement the higher seller's commissions and eliminate a host of incentives to customers that were costing both houses money at a time when the auction business had hit the skids.

Here, N cooperative interference node J1,…,J N are equipped with a omnidirectional single antenna to transmit and receive data and jointly implement beamforming interference eavesdropping node.

The two leaders agreed to jointly implement sanctions against North Korea in a meeting Friday that was followed by Pyongyang warning that it would continue developing its nuclear weapons.

FAO is working with indigenous peoples to jointly implement the 2010 FAO Policy on Indigenous and Tribal Peoples.

UNICEF and UN-Habitat to provide shelter for Tsunami victims in Somalia NAIROBI 19 July 2005 -  Starting next month UNICEF and UN-HABITAT will jointly implement a project to provide shelter for over 2400 people living in the Tsunami-affected town of Hafun, North Eastern Somalia.

The huge scale up of financing and roll out of AIDS treatment from 2001 2010 is one example of how the international community has worked with national governments in low-income highly affected countries to jointly implement an element of the shared obligation to fulfil the right to health; universal access to anti-retroviral treatment (ART) [ 8, 9].

However, states jointly implemented various policy instruments.

Jointly implementing all the SDGs would contribute both to further human development and to safeguarding the commons and the stability of the Earth systems.

The Robotic Lunar Lander Development Project (RLLDP) is jointly implemented by NASA Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) and the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL).

Asahi Kasei Engineering Corp AEC and Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ltd MOLMOL) are jointly implementing a demonstration project for the predictive detection of signs of abnormality in rotating equipment on board ships.

Jacob Bukoski '16 M.F.S. worked as an independent researcher for an incipient project entitled "Income for coastal communities for protecting mangroves". The project is jointly implemented by the UN FAO, USAID Lowering Emissions in Asia's Forests (LEAF), and IUCN's "Mangroves for the Future"1' (MFF) initiative.