When the Ostrogoths had failed to take Ravenna, the two leaders agreed to govern Italy jointly, and Odoacer admitted Theodoric into the impregnable city on March 5, 493.
In our department, we have a special four-bed room (the "shock lab" [ 30]) where all acutely ill patients are admitted and managed jointly by the ER and the ICU teams.
(They still jointly hold the record).
Clients look at the deal and think 'that's my money' not the agencies"." John Wren, the chief executive of Omnicom who will jointly head the new company alongside Publicis' Maurice Levy, admitted that they could expect account losses in the region of 1% of its $23bn in revenues, or about $230m.
And that's after being admitted to an apprenticeship program, run jointly by the International Union of Elevator Constructors and employers.
The decision regarding whether a patient should be admitted to the ICU is made jointly by the senior intensivist and the oncologist who is responsible for the patient's care.
As the Guardian, with touching masochism, admitted in February, its football writers had jointly predicted at the start of the season that Leicester would finish 19th of the 20 teams in the Premier League.
Jointly funded graduate fellowships for Mexican students who are admitted into the MPP or PhD programs at Harris.
They admitted that the diagram had been developed jointly in the group (Table 1) and many of them considered the CLD to be helpful in achieving comprehensible communication (Table 1).
In a recent survey of 2,000 people conducted jointly by TODAY and AOL, over one in three adults admitted that they fear being alone.
In a statement, the League noted "recent allegations" about the club, which refers to the Guardian's discovery of an affidavit sworn by the Leeds chairman, Ken Bates, in which he admitted that he had made "an error" when he said in January that he jointly owned the club.
