Sentence examples for jointly declare from inspiring English sources

Now traditional owners have joined with involved scientists to jointly declare that 40 years is long enough for Mungo Man to stay in his cardboard box.

TBD-based procedures jointly process several consecutive scans and, relying on a target kinematics, jointly declare the presence of a target and, eventually, its track, and show superior detection performance over the conventional methods.

The identity of these people, of course, differs with regard to different social entities, but in the context of collective agents, it appears reasonable to assume that only people who are thought to be parts of a collective agent or at least someone who can legitimately speak on their behalf can jointly declare it to exist.

A "disservice" to those wounded or killed in combat, jointly declared 25 Republican and 14 Democratic members of the House of Representatives.

The 1981 law limited such actions to "emergencies" jointly declared by the Attorney General and the Secretary of Defense.

It opens with Mr Osborne and business secretary Mr Cable jointly declaring what they consider drives economic growth and it makes an interesting list.

But the UK and Welsh governments jointly declared on Thursday that they would consider taking an equity stake of up to 25% in the steel plants, including Port Talbot in south Wales, amounting to part-nationalisation of the struggling industry.

Washingtonian and the Examiner reported Monday that the union and the department are now jointly declaring an impasse — setting the stage for a mediator to intervene to try to bring the sides together.

Italy's air force is not in the precision-bombing business.These gaping holes in the continent's arsenal were the sort of thing Massimo D'Alema and Tony Blair, prime ministers of Italy and Britain, had in mind when they jointly declared on July 20th that "among the clear lessons of Kosovo" was a "pressing need for improved European military capabilities".

The seven countries of Central America, plus Mexico, Colombia and the Dominican Republic, have jointly declared that "if [cutting demand] is not possible, as recent experience demonstrates, the authorities of consumer countries must explore all possible alternatives…including regulatory or market options".Those calling for an end to the war cannot all be brushed off as liberal namby-pambies.

After all, one of the witnesses will be a distinguished historian, Arthur Schlesinger, one of 400 historians who last week jointly declared that Mr Clinton's behaviour did not amount to an impeachable offence a view echoed by Peter Rodino, the former Democratic congressman who in 1974 supervised the impeachment proceedings against Richard Nixon.