Sentence examples for joint arrangement from inspiring English sources

It revolves around a portal, Madison.com, which is owned under the same joint arrangement mandating that both Madison papers share revenues, though they are editorially independent.

Mr. Romney's campaign said this week that Mr. Romney and the Republican National Committee, which have a similar joint arrangement, had also raised about $40.1 million.

The government provides universal primary education and, under a joint arrangement with the Church of Tuvalu, secondary education to school certificate level for selected pupils.

But it was also a rare joint arrangement to limit news coverage, and the decision seemed likely to intensify ongoing debates about how close the relationship should be between the government and those who report on it.

The joint arrangement — similar to one between President Obama and the Democratic National Committee — is hoping to bring in a total of $800 million by the end of the cycle, slightly ahead of Mr. Obama's stated goal.

In a joint arrangement with Warner Bros., Hilton's record label, and Fox, which sponsored her channel to promote one of its new shows, her videos Paris waving at fans in Tokyo, Paris having her hair done received front-page placement, just like the featured spots.

Any joint arrangements "would come within the purview of accrediting organizations" that review the home campus, she said.

Nassau is the only place where that has happened, out of 57 counties and 62 cities in which the state has similar joint arrangements for courthouse maintenance.

There has been a meeting with the Americans to determine joint arrangements, areas of responsibility and what the next moves may be.

It is not just in Britain's but in Europe's interest that the EU and USA make a greater effort to tackle the barriers to a fully open trading and investment relationship, strengthen joint arrangements to tackle competition issues, engage in dialogue about the approach to financial services regulation and together make multilateralism work for developing countries.

Ministers must decide by the end of May 2014 whether the UK should completely accept or reject 130 joint arrangements.