Sentence examples for jointly took from inspiring English sources
WHEN Bill McDermott and Jim Hageman Snabe jointly took the helm at SAP in February they promised to be much "bolder".
He takes dismissive note of what he calls the "megalomania" of Cecil John Rhodes, the British colonialist who founded the company, and he reports acerbically on the company's conversion from shareholder ownership back into private hands in May 2001, when South Africa's Oppenheimer family and the Anglo American mining colossus jointly took control of the company.
It was a success for a now familiar alliance against austerity, taking in Islington council and the Child Poverty Action Group, (who jointly took the government to court to force it to meet its obligations over local welfare), the Church of England, Tory county council leaders, the Children's Society and food banks.
In 1996, Danone jointly took a 51% stake with the Hong Kong investment bank Peregrine in Wahaha; it subsequently took over Peregrines share, and control of Wahaha, following Peregrines spectacular collapse amid the Asian financial crisis of the late 1990s.
It is near five years now since we jointly took the decision on Greece's access to EU/IMF funding, contingent on an adjustment program.
The LT&SR and District jointly took over the company the following year and the line opened on 2 June 1902 with new stations at Stepney Green, Mile End and Bow Road.
If there are two people jointly taking out the plan, it will be based on the age of the younger.
The players are then said to have jointly taken Powell to the ground, where they both intentionally and kicked him "in the head, torso and lower body".
Distancing himself from Mr. Musharraf, Mr. Gillani, moments after taking the oath of office, said, "We have to give supremacy to the Parliament so that we can jointly take the country out of these crises".
The hope was that the new law would push doctors, hospitals and other health care providers to come together and jointly take responsibility for the cost and quality of care of patients, especially Medicare beneficiaries.
At a meeting in Quito, Ecuador's capital, on November 1st, the United States and Brazil along with Canada, the region's economic giants—jointly take over the chairmanship of the negotiations for the proposed Free-Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA).
