Sentence examples for jointly maintained from inspiring English sources

Also designated a World Heritage site in 2004 was Muskauer Park, a European country park laid out in the early 19th century; located on the border between Germany and Poland, it is jointly maintained by both countries.

The supporting infrastructure is jointly maintained and exploited, with constantly evolving patterns of usage, in response to complexity of coordination needs and the uncertain environment.

This portal is jointly maintained by the KOMP Data Coordination Center (KOMP-DCC) funded by the NIH and the I-DCC (International-Data Coordination Center) funded by the EC.

The bank is jointly maintained by both NCHS and the National Center for Environmental Health at CDC. Demographic characteristics of participants in the DNA bank are included in Table 1.

"The Chinese side is willing to work together with the Indian side to jointly maintain peace and tranquillity in the China-India border areas," Mr. Liang said in an interview with The Hindu newspaper.

"The Chinese government is ready to enhance dialogue and co-operation with relevant countries to jointly maintain freedom of navigation and safety of maritime rules," he said.

"We also hope North Korea can listen to the voice of the international community, and jointly maintain northeast Asia's lasting peace and stability," Hong said.

In the late 2000s, HAL and AgustaWestland signed an agreement to jointly maintain and perform upgrades to India's fleet of Sea Kings.

Wnt and Notch are found to jointly maintain stem cells with a fact that either Wnt or Notch signaling is insufficient to keep all progenitor cells in a proliferating state [ 7].

The dynamic counterbalance between the proinflammatory cytokine network and the anti-inflammatory cytokine network jointly maintain the balance between the proinflammatory and anti-inflammatory response systems, thereby safeguarding the normal physiological function of inflammation.

It would be illuminating to examine the theoretical relationship between variation in judgement and variation in art and other signals to investigate whether one leads to variation in the other, and vice versa, and what processes jointly maintain variation in judgement and judged.