Sentence examples for joint view of from inspiring English sources

The model enables the involved parties suppliers, consumers, designers and authorities to form a joint view of different situations as a basis for the decision making.

The main contribution of our study is to make a joint view of the results in Borrell et al. [ 7], shedding some light on the existence (or absence) of heterogeneity among cities in the deprivation-mortality relationships studied.

Scottish Rugby director of commercial operations, communications and public affairs Dominic McKay added: "In branding our home, the BT Murrayfield Stadium it reiterates our joint view that the name of the home of Scottish rugby that has been synonymous with the game in our country since 1925 had to be retained.

Both the notion that "neutrality" could be ensured by ENGO participation, and the repeated claims that platform views represent the joint position of European industry, government and ENGOs, ignore the fact that ENGOs skeptical or opposed to CCS saw no choice but to withdraw from the platform.

This paper illustrates the methods that were conceived for the design of exterior and interior partial-strength beam-to-column joints in view of the construction of moment-resisting frame structures of ductility class high (DCH), where inelastic phenomena occur precisely in column web panel zones and beam-to-column connections.

This Article addresses the creation of joint works under the current Copyright Act, focusing on the courts' restrictive view of joint works.

These limitations form part of a narrow view of joint works taken by courts under the current Copyright Act.

Working with partners entails sharing information and a view of joint success that is at odds with its insular corporate culture.

Matt Haller, a senior vice president at the International Franchise Assn., whose members include McDonald's, said Monday that the controversy demonstrates the need for Congress to pass a law establishing a more limited view of "joint employer" liability.

The view of joint ventures as an appropriate approach to expanding large pelagic fisheries varied widely among countries.

A limitation of these studies is that radiographic measurement used in most of them provides only a broad-brush view of joint pathology because of its two-dimensional nature, semi-quantitative scoring system and/or inherent measurement error.