Sentence examples for explored joint from inspiring English sources

In one of many chapters about Avery Dennison, a defense lawyer hired by Four Pillars, the Taiwanese adhesive maker that paid Mr. Lee to moonlight, argues that Four Pillars was actually victimized by Avery Dennison in the seven years, 1987 to 1994, that the two companies explored joint ventures, an allegation also lodged in a countersuit against Avery Dennison.

Articles were included where they explored joint commissioning in its broadest sense (i.e. more than one organisation involved in needs analysis and subsequent purchasing of services) and based on an English context.

Lisa Phillips agrees and says that her staff is already exploring joint programs the museum could undertake.

Mr. McLinn, a computer studies major, has also been meeting with other campus groups to explore joint actions.

That partner turned out to be Fiat, which had been exploring joint projects with Chrysler for some time.

The details remain sketchy, but the alliance entails the two franchises, winners of their respective leagues in three of the last four seasons, selling each other's merchandise, exploring joint sponsorship opportunities and television deals.

"We see our involvement in Airport City as an extension of the memorandum of understanding between China and the UK, where we have been looking to further explore joint infrastructure opportunities for some time," he said.

The government of Vanuatu, which is in an economic slump, said in a statement that recognition was intended to "foster the development of friendly relations" and explore joint economic projects.

Much of California's power is imported from Oregon and Washington, and while some have expressed concern about how California was taking in energy from elsewhere during this crisis, today the governors offered mutual support and said they would even explore joint purchases of energy-efficient equipment.

The deal goes beyond technology to include giving I.B.M. a more prominent place on the eBay Web site as a way to increase sales of hardware and software to small and medium-size businesses, and an agreement to explore joint marketing possibilities.

We have suggested other news organisations might consider covering such things as sport and courts for the BBC, we have hosted an industry event on data journalism and we are exploring joint ventures in local areas during the General Election campaign.