Sentence examples for jointly raised from inspiring English sources

The two foundations and the two political committees all shared an address in Washington and jointly raised around $4 million.

The $12m, jointly raised from 12 governments around the world and the IOC and recently earmarked by Wada for research, is therefore a valuable statement of intent.

After the death of her mother when Elayne was thirteen, her two aunts joined the household and jointly raised their children, including Elayne's older brother Sydney and her cousin Eileen, whom she regarded as a sister.

When Germany and France, at a celebration of their 40-year friendship pact this month, jointly raised their voices in opposition to early military action in Iraq, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld angrily dismissed them as "old Europe".

The National Galleries of Scotland and the National Gallery in London said they had jointly raised about $71 million to buy Titian's "Diana and Actaeon," right, an oil painting from the mid-1500s.

Democracy for America and the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, two Democratic groups, said they had jointly raised $200,000 in the 12 hours after the Wisconsin Senate approved Governor Walker's bill, and a total of $750,000 to run ads against Republicans in the Wisconsin Legislature who are facing recall campaigns over the collective bargaining bill.

The crucial case, they say, occurred in 1984 and involved airline executives talking about jointly raising fares in a conversation that was tape-recorded.

Mr. Obama has already held over a hundred major fund-raisers for his campaign, jointly raising large amounts with the Democratic National Committee, and Mr. Romney is moving quickly to catch up.

There is also a proposal on the table for €230m of so-called "project bonds", which would see euro countries jointly raise finance for specific infrastructure schemes aimed at creating jobs and boosting growth.

Mr. Fiske, in an unusual defense strategy, also sought to show that the price-fixing was broader than the government contended -- originating in a 1992 scheme by Ms. Brooks and Mr. Davidge, but not Mr. Taubman, to jointly raise charges to buyers.

"While the two of us have come to the mutual decision that we will no longer be partners in marriage, we remain partners in parenthood and are committed to jointly raising our three sons in a happy and healthy environment," they said in a statement.