Sentence examples for it would jointly from inspiring English sources

Bristol-Myers Squibb on Wednesday reported a higher quarterly profit on strong sales of its blood-thinner and the weak dollar, and said it would jointly develop a diabetes drug with Merck.

In a similar cost-cutting move, in January AMD announced that it would jointly develop semiconductor manufacturing technologies for 65-nanometer and 45-nanometer chips with IBM.

In February 2011, the Chinese government announced that it would jointly sponsor the construction of a high-speed rail line between Astana and Almaty in Kazakhstan.

Russia and Iran say their Soviet-era treaties make it a lake, which under international law would mean that most of it would be jointly owned and managed giving them a bigger slice.

By the end of 1997, it was projected, the two countries would jointly conduct investment, customs, and taxation policies.

Then, when the yen/dollar rate moves sharply away from 120, the Fed and the BOJ would jointly intervene to nudge it back.

The firm says its initial plan that Cohen would jointly represent clients did not pan out.

The IMF said on Friday that Spain's former savings banks and some of its medium-sized commercial banks would jointly need at least €40bn.

It was agreed upon that the educational authorities would jointly invest 50 billion RMB (around 8.3 billion USD) into ECE during 2011 2015, with a focus on the development of ECE in the rural areas of middle and western China.

Neither Mr. De Gucht in his speech nor his staff in discussing it gave any examples of specific industry sectors where the council would jointly make rules or develop standards in the future.

Each family would cultivate its own piece of land, and all eight families would jointly cultivate the remaining central square for the government.