Sentence examples for issued in conjunction from inspiring English sources
Dai supported the idea of a "concise and substantive" joint document to be issued in conjunction with the visit.
Though Ayre's statement was issued in conjunction with the council, it served only to reveal the divide between the two.
"Nono and Cacciari wished to free listening from dependence on seeing," Mr. Richard writes in the valuable collection of commentary issued in conjunction with the performances.
Under a protective order that was issued in conjunction with Friday's court action, Mr. Gibson is forbidden to annoy, harass or threaten anyone involved in the battery case.
These days, the police have cracked down on the Penn Station-style scam, and hailing summonses are mostly issued in conjunction with other charges, like fraud.
The U.N. report, issued in conjunction with World AIDS Day this Saturday, shows nine countries with at least 25 percent increases in infection rates since 2001.
The FTC guidelines, which the agency is issuing in conjunction with several other agencies, were mandated in a 2009 appropriations bill.
Local growth slowed in recent years, researchers from the Brookings Institution warned in a report issued Wednesday in conjunction with JP Morgan Chase, and missed opportunities to turn things around are beginning to mount.
According to a report from the Council of Economic Advisors issued Monday in conjunction with the announcement, "the aggregate annual cost of conflicted advice is about $17 billion each year".
According to a report from the Council of Economic Advisors issued Monday in conjunction with the announcement, "the aggregate annual cost of conflicted advice is about $17 billion each year". As Jared Bernstein, the former economic advisor to Vice President Joe Biden, observes, Wall Street types vociferously dispute the figure.
American Express has been hoping for years to issue cards in conjunction with banks in the United States, but some industry analysts yesterday questioned the benefits of forming such partnerships.
