Sentence examples for issue of joint from inspiring English sources
On Thursday November 7 2002 a referendum was held on the issue of joint sovereignty between Britain and Spain.
A referendum was held on the issue of joint sovereignty in November 2002, in which the idea was rejected by almost 99% of Gibraltar's voters.
Bülent Arınç, Turkey's deputy prime minister, said: "There is a consensus [and] unanimity of thought and action has been reached about the issue of joint operations in the future".
The issue of joint enterprise prosecutions was highlighted last week when lawyers criticised the prosecution of a housing protester who was arrested after a fellow activist placed a sticker on a window of a block of luxury flats.
The allocation issue of joint subcarrier and power has high computational complexity, and it is even intractable when subcarrier number and secondary multicast group number are very large.
The issue of joint alloplastics has been a subject of research and studies of different fields of engineering, such as mechanical, materials and chemical.
In [8], the Mellin transform-based time-scale was applied to address the issue of joint-multipath scale diversity gain over dyadic time-scale framework.
Competitor companies obviously need to tread carefully when it comes to collaboration, even when it relates to environmental issues of joint concerns.
I had a feeling things might be more complicated, with issues of joint liability raising their horned heads, but I had once watched two full-grown cougars walk down a frozen Hyalite Creek, their tails twitching, hunting into the wind for deer.
Heavily outnumbered in the Italian capital, Ms. Merkel now also has to contend with an appeal from the International Monetary Fund, which late Thursday said the viability of the currency was being questioned and urged fast movement toward the issuing of joint euro zone debt.
In contrast to other accounts, Pettit's does not start from an analysis of joint action or collective intentional states, thus treating the issues of joint agency and group agency as distinguishable (cf. Pettit & Schweikard 2006).
