Sentence examples for exercised jointly from inspiring English sources

The 1921 constitution established a highly centralized state, under the Serbian Karadjordjević dynasty, in which legislative power was exercised jointly by the monarchy and the Skupština (assembly).

In North Africa in 1942 43, the Royal Air Force (RAF) perfected close-air support by concentrating its air power under a centralized control that was exercised jointly by the senior ground and air commanders in the theatre of operations.

The discussion slips from American "empire" to American "influence," which we are told "is most effective when exercised jointly, when Washington's purposes are clearly articulated and consistently pursued and when security arrangements do not compromise the claims of decency and transparency that are America's most valued assets".

In Harald's early years, when power was exercised jointly with Rognvald on his behalf by councillors chosen by King David, Orkney enjoyed relative stability, although the Saga contains the usual killings and burnings of the time, including the death of an Earl Valthjof who is otherwise unknown.

The Ministry of Finance usually exercised its powers jointly with other government agencies.

The Website's motivational interface encourages users to share progress, exercise ideas, recipes and lets people create groups made up of friends, family, or co-workers to work jointly towards a common goal.

We offer to work jointly.

The biggest free health care event for the colonias is Operation Lone Star, a once-a-year medical training exercise run jointly by state agencies, the Texas State Guard and the Army and Air National Guards, where residents wait in line for hours over the course of two weeks to get basic medical and dental treatment.

Talks between U.S. and Russian officials in early 2011 yielded significant convergence on questions such as transparency, joint exercises and jointly manned NATO-Russia centers to share early warning data and plan how NATO and Russia missile defense systems would work together.

This suggests that patients aware that the first and second determinations will be considered jointly may exercise better control than others, and this notion is supported by the finding that the volunteers who did not fulfill the glycemic stability criteria all had lower A1C and fructosamine levels at the second determination than at the first.

"The risk that dominant providers and dominant insurers may exercise their market power, individually or jointly, has never been greater".