Sentence examples for jointly does from inspiring English sources

The highest tax rate — 35 percent on taxable income over $379,150, for a married couple filing jointly — doesn't apply to all income, and doesn't apply to most American families anyway because they earn far less.

The fact that, on the collective conception, the individual members of a group hold their right jointly does not entail that the right must be grounded in an interest that an individual could have as an independent individual.

Holding property jointly doesn't help either, since, if the survivor is a noncitizen, the law presumes the couple's joint property belonged solely to the deceased, unless the survivor (let's assume it's a widow) can prove she paid for it.

But just because you have the right to file jointly doesn't mean it's actually best for you.

"But federal agencies working jointly did not put it together".

An assembly task jointly done by human and the iCub humanoid is used to illustrate the framework.

Four big biotechnology companies — Monsanto, Pioneer Hi-Bred, Syngenta and Dow AgroSciences — jointly do an annual survey of corn growers to assess compliance.

Contributions to traditional I.R.A.'s are fully deductible if you -- or you and your spouse if filing jointly -- do not have retirement plans through work.

I've been trying to get it out and I'm afraid that I believe that my coalition colleagues who commissioned the report jointly don't like the independent conclusions it's reached.

The banks often work together, so when I was working in the Middle East and North Africa, right after the Arab Spring, we did a development policy loan in Tunisia that was jointly done with the African Development Bank.

In this receiver, time/frequency compensation can be jointly done for all the users.