Sentence examples for joint questions from inspiring English sources

The joint questions of control, private benefits, and debt levels are linked within an inside corporate governance framework.

We all have options when it comes to the dreaded college questions of Thanksgiving, from simple questions like "What's your major?" to those joint questions that basically mean, "What the hell are you going to do with your life when these four years are up?" For liberal arts majors, these questions can be especially pressing.

The rare joint question-and-answer session highlighted the stylistic differences between Trump and McConnell that have come into focus this year.

The only rule the presenters must follow is to not link the two topics during their own talk… that's for the audience during the joint question and answer segment to follow.

A joint question on tiredness/sleepiness was rated on a three point Likert-scale with response options "not true", "somewhat true" and "certainly true".

We based our joint symptoms question on a widely used survey question on joint pain 57 and used carefully selected exclusion criteria to recruit participants who were more likely to have OA.

However, we based our joint symptoms question on a widely used survey question on joint pain and carefully selected exclusion criteria to recruit participants more likely to have OA.

Second, while the assistant held the limb, the investigator would stand three feet from the joint in question at a standardized position (depending on the joint and motion being measured) and make a visual estimation of the joint angle based on each measurers' estimation of the underlying bone axis of each long bone (as demonstrated in Fig. 3).

The joint in question was St. Christopher's Parochial School on Staten Island.

Last month, the board invited amicus briefs from all interested parties on the joint employer question, indicating that it's interested in setting forth a new standard, though the case might take a few months to resolve.

"Every one of these cases is on the facts of this case," says Alan Hyde, a professor at Rutgers Law School who authored a brief on the joint employer question in another case.