Sentence examples for joint working groups from inspiring English sources

He set up an array of joint working groups, culminating in a gathering last year in Mexico City that included the heads of nearly every federal law enforcement agency in Mexico and the United States.

He at first shied away from co-ordinating the Gaza pullout with Israel because it was not part of an overall peace deal, so the first discussions have only just been held; Israel, says one official, is waiting for the PA to appoint its representatives to a set of joint working groups.

So, the likelihood that the group will gel into anything with substance and heft will be likely be indicated by whether there's a ton of military exercises, joint working groups, and meetings, plus all the other arcane and tedious minutiae that you typically associate with soulless, grey, bureaucratic Europeans.

In site A, where CCG leaders had access to comparative data from across the health system, the board leaders drew on existing strong relationships with the PCT to develop a solution in the form of joint working groups within the specialist areas and pathways of concern.

A joint working group set up by NHS England has been trying to address these concerns.

A joint working group on the issue was formed in 1988.

The outcome of this work will be reported to the forces' joint working group in mid-August.

In addition, a joint working group of British and Bangladeshi officials was established to consider counter-terrorism strategy.

As Mr Jagland mentions in his article, President Ilham Aliyev has welcomed Mr Jagland's request to revitalise the work of the joint working group on human rights issues.

Hayatullah Hayat, a member of the secretariat of the civil society joint working group, said pledges from both the international community and the Afghan government were promising.

No 10 said it was not true that Fox had asked for a joint working group on trade with Norway: "That did not happen.