Sentence examples for jointly signed from inspiring English sources
"jointly signed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to describe an agreement or document that has been signed by two or more people. For example, "The contract was jointly signed by all the parties involved."
At least one other was jointly signed by Kissinger and Defense Secretary Schlesinger.
Following negotations Soas management and students' union have released a jointly signed statement on the arrests and deportations.
Cameron, Miliband and Nick Clegg, the Lib Dem leader, jointly signed up to a pledge drawn up by the former prime minister Gordon Brown in which they announced a fast-track timetable to introduce further devolution.
Earlier this year, a group of 78 civil society groups jointly signed an open letter to the UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, demanding the situation in Venezuela be recognised as a humanitarian crisis.
They also sent a jointly signed letter to Barack Obama and his Russian counterpart, Dmitry Medvedev, who were about to meet for the first time, urging them to make a commitment to eliminate nuclear weapons and start making further big cuts in their own arsenals.Mr Obama could not have been more helpful.
A lengthy, jointly signed letter by Mr. Radosh and Mr. Menashe read, "Having composed a straw man of revisionists who supposedly are trying to present an 'imagery of perfect (Communist) innocence,' Mr. Kramer proceeds to develop his own readjustment of the historical record by implying a fallacious picture of American innocence".
Multisignatures extend standard digital signatures to allow an ad hoc set of users to jointly sign a message.
It is signed jointly by Dr Kathy McLean, medical director of the NHS Trust Development Authority, and Professor Hugo Mascie-thelor, the medical director of Monitor.
Since May 2003, the Pentagon has received five letters from the three lawmakers, signed jointly, all opposing any changes in its rules concerning insurance companies and their agents.
It is generally agreed that Mould was responsible for much of the decorative detailing in the early Central Park structures, although some drawings were signed jointly by the partners.
A memo signed jointly with his partner, Eric Spitz, said: "Pundits and local competitors who have closely followed our entry into Los Angeles will be quick to criticise our decision to launch a new newspaper and they will say that we failed.
