Sentence examples for had worked jointly from inspiring English sources

MCI also challenged accusations that it had worked jointly with a small Minnesota telephone company, Onvoy Inc., to redirect domestic telephone traffic through Canada so that the calls would return to the United States on AT&T lines, improperly shifting the access fees to AT&T from MCI in the process.

We've worked jointly with influential farmers like Tim Smith, who was recognized for his leadership in sustainable agriculture by being selected as a 2015 Champion for Change.

The department also said that it has worked jointly with the consulate generals in Hong Kong to run public activities to "ensure FDHs are aware of their employment rights and channels for seeking assistance".

Over many months the broadcasters, jointly, have worked hard to ensure that their audiences were offered the best possible combination of programmes to help them engage with the election, to inform them about the issues and to scrutinise the politicians.

While teachers unions have cast a skeptical eye on efforts by companies like Edison to manage public schools, some local federation affiliates, including those in Miami and New York City, have worked closely with Edison to jointly manage new schools.

Sun and Fujitsu have worked together since the late 1980s, when the pair teamed up to jointly develop the Sparc processor.

The doctor quoted in El Mundo has worked for more than 30 years in the intensive care units in the jointly administered hospitals of La Paz and Carlos III.

JPMorgan Chase, a bank that has worked on some of the year's biggest mergers and acquisitions, has named two new people to jointly lead that business.

Mr. Bush has gradually discovered that the United States and Russia will have to work jointly on security issues that are in both nations' interests, a number of analysts say.

It has been evolving in line with the changing threats faced by our communities, and our members have been working jointly with other emergency services for many years.

Under pressure from the auto safety regulators in the Bush administration, companies have been working jointly to develop new standards aimed at reducing the dangers posed by S.U.V.'s and pickups when they collide with cars.