Sentence examples for joint setting up from inspiring English sources
The cannabis laws in the State of Minnesota aren't exactly lax, and a bunch of public servants, whose duties involve fining and arresting people who want to spark up a joint, setting up farcical cages consisting of cardboard boxes and Nacho Cheese Doritos seems a bit sinister if not, in the very least, entirely tone-deaf.
The soil joint was set up connected to each joint outside of all the nodes on the pipeline, and the JOINTC unit was used to connect the pipeline to the soil joint to simulate the effects of a soil spring.
The review includes joint ventures set up by global drug companies like GlaxoSmithKline, Merck and Novartis.
It is produced by a Hong Kong joint venture set up by Ditan Hospital in Beijing, which specializes in infectious diseases.
It replied that it cannot comment on its confidential commercial arrangements but later pointed out that the joint venture set up is registered at Companies House.
Past agreements between the parties have addressed environmental issues, but joint committees set up to grapple with the issues have been suspended.
The chain is believed to be planning on buying out Lloyds Banking Group's 50% share in Sainsbury's Bank, a joint venture set up in 1997.
The joint venture set up a special team for such sales, and it has been particularly successful with the "Today" show and Today.com.com
A new joint taskforce set up by the health and education departments is currently working on ways to improve access to child and adolescent mental health services for young people in need of help.
Exxon contended that Petróleos de Venezuela had agreed to compensate Exxon if the government decided to expropriate Exxon's part of a joint venture set up in the 1990s in the Orinoco oil region.
The application, submitted to the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, or Icann, the overseer of the Internet's address system, calls for a new, for-profit joint venture set up by the companies to manage the mobile registry.
