Sentence examples for and create a joint from inspiring English sources

In 1992, Moscow's government decided to take part of Moslift and create a joint company with the American company Otis.

"Since then, there seems to be less pressure to try and create a joint culture," she said.

Under the deal, BP and Rosneft would swap $16bn£9.8bnbn) of shares and create a joint venture to explore the Arctic for oil.

"Either we reach an agreement on missile defense and create a joint mechanism for cooperation, or, if we do not succeed in entering into a constructive understanding, there will begin a new arms race".

Iran would have to agree to a moratorium on production of enriched uranium on an industrial scale for between seven to nine years, ratify additional measures that let the nuclear agency conduct intrusive inspections of its nuclear facilities and create a joint venture with Russia on the production of enriched uranium on Russian soil, the officials said.

Sony, which makes 75percentt of the picture-tube sets it sells in the United States in its plants in Mexico, announced in October that it would lay off 13percentt of its employees throughout the company over three years, end picture-tube manufacturing in Japan and create a joint venture with Samsung of Korea to make LCD screens.

He eventually discovered a company in Japan that was making smaller catheters and created a joint venture to develop the catheter for children and to seek approval for it in the United States.

In 2014, the House and Senate under the leadership of Sen. Johnny Isaakson (R-GA) and Sen. Patty Murray (D-WA) and Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-NC) and Rep. George Miller (D-CA) engaged in months of pre-conferencing and created a joint product acceptable to both sides of the aisle.

If approved by the Legislature, the agreement would be the second major overhaul of the state's ethics enforcement apparatus in the last four years, and would create a joint ethics commission with oversight over both the executive and legislative branches.

In 1968, the West German government invited Stockhausen to collaborate on the German Pavilion at the 1970 World Fair in Osaka and to create a joint multimedia project for it with artist Otto Piene.

The Johnson group's deal, financed largely by Guggenheim Partners, a Chicago-based financial services firm, includes $2 billion for the team (minus $412 million in debt) and $150 million to create a joint venture with McCourt on the parking lots and land surrounding Dodger Stadium.