Sentence examples for combine on the from inspiring English sources

So far they've integrated comments and ratings into one widget that allows people to leave comments along with their individual rating, which combine on the server side into one overall rating for the object the widget is attached to.

But would the suitor have been willing to combine on the same terms once it had fully inspected Balfour's contracts?

Altidore and Dempsey try to combine on the edge of the box, but possession is turned over.

8.07pm BST 38 min: Duggan and Aluko look to combine on the righthand side of the box, but they've no space to work in at all.

9.25pm GMT 22 mins Dempsey and Johnson almost combine on the edge of the box to force a shooting opportunity, but a last ditch interception prevents anyone from testing the keeper, after a neat ball from Bradley initiates the move.

Above all, it means that forces from all members (and some partners) have the doctrine and technology to combine on the "networked battlefield"—especially with the Americans, who set many of NATO's standards.The beneficiary of all this is the new NATO Response Force (NRF).

Joseph Shenker, who as the first president of La Guardia Community College in New York was a leader in having students combine on-the-job experience with their studies, died on Saturday in Manhattan.

Technology is also reducing the cost of training: programmes designed around computer games can give youngsters some virtual experience, and online courses can help apprentices combine on-the-job training with academic instruction.The problem of youth unemployment has been getting worse for several years.

And if you don't combine on-the-ground work with policy work, with economics and work on markets with these players, we're probably going to fail.

Partnerships between unions and employers in hospitals, casinos and factories have pioneered such skill-building efforts, combining on-the-job training with classroom instruction.

An example is given by the apprenticeship in the dual system, which combines on-the-job-training and formal schooling.