Sentence examples for jointly reported from inspiring English sources

She is entitled to them even if all the jointly reported income was her husband's.

The outlook was less positive in the other countries affected by the outbreak, Guinea and Sierra Leone, which jointly reported 132 new confirmed cases last week.

Andrea Bernstein, of WNYC, and the Pulitzer Prize winner Jesse Eisinger, of ProPublica, jointly reported on the Trump SoHo; they spoke to The New Yorker's Adam Davidson, who has reported extensively on the Trump Organization.

An Australian newspaper, The Sydney Morning Herald, and the German magazine Der Spiegel jointly reported last month that Mr. Zygier had unintentionally exposed two top Israeli informants who were spying on Hezbollah, the Lebanese Shiite organization that Israel fought in a monthlong war in 2006.

Such a logbook might include the number of clinical examinations performed and jointly reported.

For the first time, the LLE and the interfacial tension of a ternary system involving an ionic liquid are jointly reported.

Imogen will jointly report to Hamish Nicklin, chief revenue officer, GNM and Caspar Llewellyn Smith, head of Guardian digital platforms.

However, jointly reporting point estimation and associated variability, the proposed method produces much better coverage rates for the 95% confidence intervals.

As the two teams jointly report online today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, all the bone tools, made from either red deer or reindeer ribs, are a specialized type of implement called a lissoir (French for "to polish"), previously found only at modern human sites.

The field has particularly benefited from several collaborative studies between experimental and computational researchers jointly reporting models of the IF state and the dynamics of LeuT relevant to its transport function.

In particular, we find that the unadjusted risk of unmet need (i.e. jointly reporting poor psychological health and no psychological treatment in the past 12 months) for participants with restricted standard of living is more than double (Odds ratio [OR] = 2.28; 95% Confidence Interval [CI] 1.75 – 2.95) that of the working non-poor.