Sentence examples for do jointly from inspiring English sources

"I can't imagine that anything the mayor and governor would do jointly wouldn't mirror that pretty closely," said Derrell J. Bradford, executive director of Excellent Education for Everyone, an advocacy group that Mr. Booker co-founded.

It would anyway be difficult to believe that 28 democracies would submit themselves to a "faceless superstate", even for the 10-15% of laws that we do jointly at EU level.

Based on states' progress before this week, consulting company Avalere Health predicts 20 states will operate exchanges alone, 13 will do jointly with the federal government, and the Department of Health and Human Services will manage the remainder.

PG and DO jointly prepared the manuscript.

"All these things were done jointly," she said.

"Nearly every state is in fiscal crisis," the governors said in a report done jointly with the National Association of State Budget Officers.

Funded through adult social care, OHG subcontracts the trust for clinical work; recruitment is done jointly and shared team meetings ensure consistent treatment.

They have owned their farms in common since 1967 and in 2004, each accepted an MBE in recognition of the work they had done jointly on the farm.

At least 527 children — more than half of them under 2 — have died in those circumstances since 1998, according to the report, which was done jointly by the Department of Transportation, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.

As few as 1% would typically do so, says Baird, adding that "the cops think their risk assessments are much better because they are being done jointly with experienced refuge workers".

The Campaign Finance Institute, in a report done jointly with the Brookings Institution and the American Enterprise Institute, also recommended that party organizations not be constrained in working directly with candidates but only when using money from donors who give $200 or less.