Sentence examples for conduct in conjunction with from inspiring English sources

"The ­profit-maximizing businessman rationally ignores small probabilities that his conduct in conjunction with that of his competitors may bring down the entire economy".

The study was conducted in conjunction with the City University of New York's office of student affairs and graduate program in disability studies.

The interview was conducted in conjunction with 50th-anniversary celebrations of the Moscow competition.

In that state, there was a new survey from Quinnipiac, which was conducted in conjunction with the New York Times and CBS News.

Some reporting for this article was conducted in conjunction with the program "Frontline," which will broadcast a documentary on Iraq on Nov. 8 on PBS.

He added: "This is not a one-off survey, this is a global survey conducted in conjunction with the central statistics office".

The New York Times poll, conducted in conjunction with CBS News, showed Mitt Romney with a nominal one-point lead over President Obama.

A Quinnipiac University poll (conducted in conjunction with CBS News) had Mr. Obama five percentage points ahead, but a Suffolk University poll had a tied race.

The poll also showed "only 17 percent back American drone strikes against leaders of extremist groups, even if they are conducted in conjunction with the Pakistani government".

"Under the security agreement effective 1 January [2009], all operations in Iraq must be conducted in conjunction with Iraqi security forces (ISF), and our previous unilateral warnings carry less weight.

The survey, conducted in conjunction with Venture Economics, a division of Thomson Financial Securities Data, found that Internet-related investments grew to $19.9 billion in the second quarter, from $19 billion in the previous period.