Sentence examples for joint bodies from inspiring English sources

It wants new joint bodies which will give it a seat at the table when EU governments are debating decisions that may affect its interests.

A key goal of this and other reforms is to enhance collaboration between different players, including with industry, even though 90 percent of the CNRS's 1,200 departments are already joint bodies, or units, comprising university and research agency laboratories.

The individual metropolitan boroughs resumed most services which were provided at county level or through joint bodies such as the West Midlands Passenger Transport Authority.

As well as discussing the findings in individual countries, the research team also presented the overall findings to joint bodies with representatives from all three countries.

Oral language is affected when an abnormal function of any of the components involved in the articulation of phonemes (organ of respiration, phonation organs, and/or joint bodies) is present.

MILK was on the menu in Rome this week at a meeting of the Codex Alimentarius Commission, a joint body of the Food and Agriculture Organisation and the World Health Organisation.

But the tension appeared to be dissipating, and the Senate accomplished at least one task as a joint body: a standing ovation for Owen H. Johnson, a Long Island Republican who turned 80 on Friday.

In the mid-1990s, Alain Juppé was similarly frustrated by the doctors, but at least he wrested away the task of setting the annual target for social-security spending from the joint body of unions and bosses.

These rebels belong to an assortment of factions, many of which coordinate their actions through a joint body known as the "Mare' Operations Room".

This is a joint body between The Royal College of Radiologists and the Royal College of Physicians of London.

According to the joint body of the Norwegian Regional Committees for Medical and Health Research Ethics, research approval is not required for quality assurance projects.