Sentence examples for has jointly with from inspiring English sources

Arguably given these fairly plausible assumptions each of owner and manager of any of these companies has—jointly with the others an implicit and (much of the time) latent collective end to reproduce the market system.

Arguably, these fairly plausible assumptions, if they obtain, taken in combination constitute empirical evidence that each member of the large set of such typical married individuals has—jointly with each or most of the other members of the set an implicit and (much of the time) latent collective end to reproduce the institution of the nuclear family.

United Parcel Service said yesterday that it would extend its reach in China by buying direct control of services it has jointly run with a Chinese delivery company.

It also has jointly produced with the Movable Book Society (an organization of adult aficionados and collectors) and Little Simon (an imprint of Simon & Schuster) a companion volume with the same title.

Jones plans to bring his tycoon teaching to thousands of other young people through a qualification he has jointly devised with Edexcel, the exam group, which will eventually be taught at satellite branches at further education colleges around the country.

Among foreign firms, ING has jointly invested with Shanghai Forte, the big property developer controlled by Guo Guangchang, who ranked No. 16 on our 2004 list of China's richest people.

He has denied murder and has jointly denied child cruelty with Gray.

Dr. Belcher has jointly founded a company, Semzyme, with Evelyn L. Hu, a professor of electrical engineering at the University of California at Santa Barbara, to try to bring the technology to the marketplace.

At the Consumer Electronics Show in June 1991, Sony revealed to the world a videogame console on which it had jointly worked with Nintendo.

In early February, the International Committee of the Red Cross ICRCC) reported that it had jointly delivered with SARC supplies to the regime-surrounded town of Moadamiya on the outskirts of Damascus.

The Atomic Energy Act of 1946 (McMahon Act) determined how the United States federal government would control and manage the nuclear technology it had jointly developed with its wartime allies, the United Kingdom and Canada.