Sentence examples for contributing to a joint from inspiring English sources
Given my previous work in polling college students (see this law review publication), I have spoken with them about potentially contributing to a joint poll in the future, but currently have no concrete plans in that regard.
As part of the OTN project we are contributing to a joint OGC/W3C working group to enhance the use of one integrated metadata system for all kind of (open) datasets.
Drawing on insights from international relations theory, Frank Biermann's book contributes to a joint endeavor: the search for new ways to govern the Anthropocene.
Or you could both contribute to a joint checking account, from which you make payments, and she can maintain the illusion of being a pampered housewife from "Mad Men".
A new Arab League proposal announced Sunday, in which the league and the United Nations would contribute to a joint peacekeeping force in Syria, was immediately rejected by Mr. Assad as more interference in Syria's internal affairs.
Will you and your future spouse maintain separate accounts, as well as contribute to a joint account?
From strategic partners it requires a team of fully dedicated people and insists that each contribute to a joint marketing fund.
The high level of professional cooperation and coordination, he says, is similar to any industry in which many groups contribute to a joint project.
"We've seen a huge trend in group gifting for weddings," says Eden Clark, president of eDivvy.com, a group gifting site that allows friends to come together to contribute to a joint gift using credit cards or PayPal accounts.
The IRCI trialists have contributed to a joint discussion of the key parameters and main concerns in designing and executing clinical trials in rare cancer populations.
The British government has contributed to a £17m joint Anglo-French package of security measures, including the construction of a 1km-long concrete wall, aimed at preventing asylum seekers from getting close lorries arriving at the port.
