Sentence examples for joint share from inspiring English sources

It so happens that Chevron and Petronas's joint share in the Chadian oil consortium is 60%.

But he has received something arguably more useful from the new president: a public acknowledgment of America's joint share of responsibility for the drug violence.

As the discounters Aldi and Lidl saw their joint share of the market double in three years, Tesco only crept back into profit after posting a £6.4bn loss in 2015.

They assign values to these objects with smug smiles or looks of vague unease: "A border collie" or "60 goats" or "12 silver coins" or "next year's corn crop" or "a joint share of stock".

While Leinster takes no direct part in negotiations where Ireland is represented by the Irish Rugby Football Union, it has indicated willingness to placate the French and English by increasing their joint share of Heineken places to 15 of 24, compared with the current 13.

But is Britain about to shift from new to old lured by a promise of a joint share in the leadership of Europe?There is certainly a lively debate going on in the small circle of British policymakers concerned with EU affairs.

Then we would need to develop the American share and work with our allies to see the complementary joint shares developed.

If there are still doubts as to the cash savings that can be achieved through joint (shared) services and procurement, the creation of single national police force and single national fire services in Scotland may dispel them.

Although there is no single large animal model replicating the human knee joint perfectly, the sheep stifle joint shares strong similarities with the human knee joint.

Although there is no single large animal model strictly replicating the human knee joint, the sheep stifle joint shares strong similarities.

My husband who grew up in New York and thus was over his stoner period at a frighteningly young age got a job in DC, and in the six years since we started our family my pot intake has been limited to the very occasional joint shared during rare trips without the kids.