About 500 delegates from donor nations attended the conference, headed jointly by the United Nations and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
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Twelve submissions for which area chairs were in conflict were reviewed within 'Applied Bioinformatics' headed jointly by the two area chairs and the proceedings chair; four were accepted.
Zenith, which Mr. Perriss heads, is jointly owned by the Cordiant Communications Group and the Publicis Groupe.
The sensor nodes and their cluster heads can jointly establish pairwise keys.
They would then be followed by a head-to-head debate broadcast jointly by Channel 4 and Sky News between the two men vying to become Prime Minister – David Cameron and Ed Miliband.
Previously the broadcasters had held firm to their proposals for two seven-way debates on BBC1 and ITV, and a single head to head between Cameron and Miliband jointly hosted by Channel 4 and Sky News.
one of these would be hosted by BBC, and the other by ITV. a third debate would include a head-to-head between David Cameron and Ed Miliband, jointly hosted by Channel 4 and Sky.
Dr Ann McKee, a neuropathologist who jointly heads the lab, retrieves a brain from a plastic container and places it carefully on a workbench.
The heads of government jointly promised to go beyond their current negotiating positions on agriculture, industry and services to get the trade talks going again.
Clients look at the deal and think 'that's my money' not the agencies"." John Wren, the chief executive of Omnicom who will jointly head the new company alongside Publicis' Maurice Levy, admitted that they could expect account losses in the region of 1% of its $23bn in revenues, or about $230m.
