Sentence examples for as a jointly from inspiring English sources

To read these reminiscences is to be struck by the role of the park not just as a compensatory blast of nature, quiet, calm and oxygen in a city with too little of all them, but also as a jointly savored event, a common currency, something possessed by everyone but owned by no one.

Physician production of patient visits is modeled as a jointly determined process of workload and input utilization.

EMC bought this company in 2015 for $1.2 billion, then later spun it out as a jointly owned venture of EMC and VMware later that year.

We formulate a store's profit as a jointly concave function in demand and investment, and show that the corresponding ROI function is unimodal.

Shortly after the Dell acquisition was announced, EMC and VMware reported that the two companies intended to spin out Virtustream, the company EMC bought last May for $1.2 billion, as a jointly owned separate company.

Today the plot thickened a bit more when VMware announced in a filing with the SEC that it was walking away from the agreement with EMC to form Virtustream as a jointly owned company.

In mid-September, streams of South Korean vehicles began crossing into the North as operations resumed at a jointly run industrial park in the North Korean border town of Kaesong.

Could a couple turn the section to its favor by putting as much of a jointly owned homestead as possible on the husband's estate tax return?

Mr. Saakashvili himself had tried to show a more conciliatory side, proposing guarantees of autonomy for Abkhazia within a federated Georgia, as well as the establishment of a jointly controlled free economic zone adjacent to the cease-fire line.

For instance, in other as-yet-unpublished work, they say they have discovered that the Magellanic Clouds (there is a small one as well) jointly sport a tail of stars that dangles around the Milky Way.

For this to happen, the E.U. is looking for progress in Ukraine's handling of three issues: prevention of selective justice, elections with international standards, and other reforms as defined in a jointly agreed Association Agenda.