Sentence examples for formal joint from inspiring English sources

Formal joint operating agreements have existed as far back as the 1930s, but became relatively common after the enactment of the Newspaper Preservation Act of 1970.

Later, the two countries issued a formal joint statement, which said that "there will be no more war on the Korean peninsula," and outlined a series of good-will measures they would take.

The Norwegian foreign ministry has denied local press reports that it rejected a British request to set up a formal joint taskforce aimed at preparing a post-Brexit free trade deal between the two countries.

In a formal joint statement China welcomed America as a force for stability in the Asia-Pacific region and America welcomed a "successful China that plays a greater role in world affairs".

Ms Wood, who manages the Penrose Housing Association's Fairmount Road project, told the court that she had tried, but failed to secure a formal joint working protocol with Brixton police on how to deal with emergency situations.

Rival oil companies are also working together, on scientific research and mapping as well as on formal joint ventures.The third reason for peace is equally important: a strong reluctance among Arctic countries to give outsiders any excuse to intervene in the region's affairs.

Grasmik divides the innovation networks into formal (R&D joint ventures, strategic alliances, etc).

Innovation networks can be formal (R&D joint ventures, strategic alliances, etc).

For example, women were significantly more likely to adopt the informal channel relative to the use of either the formal or joint channel, which implies the great impact of the patriarchal culture on women's employment in Chinese society.

The technique described contrasts to traditional methods in which hip fusion is produced without formal hip joint exposure but through continuous articular compression with an external fixator and with simultaneous restoration of limb length equality by callotasis [16, 17, 18, 19].

I theorize on a typology of the distribution of individual job search behaviors, which will predict that the formal-informal joint channel, rather than the formal or the informal channel alone, is the most frequently used job search method.