Sentence examples for decide jointly from inspiring English sources

"The key issue is, we should decide jointly how we are going to benefit from his presence," a senior Pakistani intelligence official in Islamabad said recently.

Put simply, we need an epistemic common currency because we often have to decide, jointly, what to do in the face of disagreement.

While that is vague, a further clause provides for a committee, made up of the Afghan defense minister and the commander of the American military in Afghanistan, to decide jointly on releases.

The union board said individual locals should not make endorsements, but rather all locals in a state should decide jointly whom to back as part of a statewide endorsement.

He signalled his support for a proposal by progressives for "internal forums" in which a priest and a parishioner decide jointly, privately and on a case-by-case basis whether they can receive communion.

If the applicant is serving as a joint lead agency under 23 U.S.C. 139(c)(3), then the Administration and the applicant will decide jointly which other agencies to invite to serve as joint lead agencies.

When it comes to house-hunting, married couples are deciding jointly which home to buy, the survey found.

The council also insisted that the exchange rate at which a country joins the euro should be decided jointly, not unilaterally.

Second, they asked if Israel accepted -- which Israel never has that the maps for the next land transfer of 6.1percentt of the West Bank should be decided jointly.

The aid is intended for development projects decided jointly with the government and, if certain conditions are met in the next few years, could lead to a resumption of direct budget support.

In a sign of the prime minister's growing isolation in Europe after his decision to promise a referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union, Paris and Berlin have decided jointly to boycott the British "balance of competences" review.