Sentence examples for doing in conjunction with from inspiring English sources

Jo-Ann's price tag is roughly on par that of with the J. Crew deal, which Leonard Green is doing in conjunction with the private equity firm TPG Capital and Millard S. Drexler, J. Crew's chief executive.

Keenahan says the new funding will largely be used for a study it's doing in conjunction with Penn Medicine to evaluate the economic impact of its system — which ultimately will form its SaaS sales pitch to healthcare and insurance companies.

This is a new experiment for the Crunch Network, and is the first of several podcasts we're doing in conjunction with Mayfield and TechReckoning, the content partner for this podcast series.

The Firm is currently repositioning CIO's synthetic credit portfolio, which it is doing in conjunction with its assessment of the Firm's overall credit exposure.

Thus Representative Eric Cantor in releasing the House calendar refers not to "recess" but to "Constituent Work Week", making it sound like some constructive work House members are doing in conjunction with their constituents and not simply being out on the playground, as it is.

Labor's lobbying is often done in conjunction with religious leaders, environmentalists and exiled Chinese dissidents.

Whatever is decided, it should be done in conjunction with students.

The commission's survey, totaling 380 pages this year, was done in conjunction with the International Federation of Robotics.

But, contrary to Mr. Friedman's precepts, this hasn't been done in conjunction with globalization.

This is a planned process, done in conjunction with the French authorities.

The pace of fiscal timing needs to be done in conjunction with the Bank of England," said Osborne.