Sentence examples for joint sent from inspiring English sources

So recently Islam, who was a student when she worked at the fast food joint, sent a letter to Lavasidis thanking her.

Coordinated multiple point transmission (CoMP) transmission and reception allows geographically separated base stations to joint sending data to one terminal and joint receiving data from one terminal, by which the inter-cell interference could be reduced and the system frequency spectral efficiency would be improved.

In a joint letter sent to Congress on October 20th, they protested that Mr Becker's views are "well outside the mainstream and would disrupt years of established precedent and the delicate balance in current labour law".

A joint letter sent to Vince Cable, the business secretary, warns of "serious and far-reaching consequences" for media plurality if the deal, which was proposed in June, goes ahead.

In a joint letter sent to the museum Friday, Catherine Opie and Barbara Kruger said they were leaving the board because of their dissatisfaction with the way it conducted business and because of worries that the museum was straying from its roots as a serious art institution.

In a joint letter, sent to the presidents of the European Commission and the European Council, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and President Nicolas Sarkozy of France sought to present a united front before a special meeting Friday of the 16 countries that use the euro.

Any joint movement sent her into what she called a "panic".

In 1871, he was named to a joint committee sent by Congress to investigate conditions in the South.

The following is a joint letter sent by the Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRFF) and Veterans for Common Sense (VCS) to Secretary of Defense Robert Gates.

Both Shi and Patel also condemned the actions in a joint statement sent to HuffPost, but clarified that they are moving on from the incident. .

The joint report sent to the president by the secretaries of the Navy and War omitted the information showing the success both in navigation and bombing.