Sentence examples for issues in conjunction from inspiring English sources

Even the international organizations on the outside pushing for human rights have made a point of raising the issues in conjunction with the Formula One race.

"There is absolutely no basis for the demand issues in conjunction with [this] nomination that Batyer CropScience should halt its efforts to bring biofuels to market since the company does not produce biofuels".

Involving policymakers in designing and writing a study which looks at these issues in conjunction with barriers and facilitators may be fruitful.

On October 10th Ontario will hold a referendum on the issue in conjunction with a provincial election.

Dai supported the idea of a "concise and substantive" joint document to be issued in conjunction with the visit.

Michael Bochenek, senior counsel in the children's rights division of Human Rights Watch, interviewed asylum seekers on refugees on Nauru in July for a report issued in conjunction with Amnesty International.

"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.

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.

Similarly, GEORGE HARRISON: LIVING IN THE MATERIAL WORLD (Abrams, $40), by Olivia Harrison, who was his wife, is issued in conjunction with Martin Scorsese's recent documentary about Harrison.

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.