Sentence examples for jointly undertake from inspiring English sources
Three companies announced yesterday that they would jointly undertake a project that could make the sequencing of the human genome look easy by comparison.
Peugeot and G.M., which announced a tie-up in February under which G.M. acquired a 7 percent Peugeot stake, said they would jointly undertake four projects, including small- and mid-sized cars and vans made by Peugeot and G.M.'s Opel and Vauxhall units.
Yahoo has announced an agreement with Computational Research Laboratories (CRL, a wholly owned subsidiary of Indian conglomerate Tata) to jointly undertake cloud computing research.
UNICEF and the Supreme Court will jointly undertake academic activities and other actions to promote the objectives established in the agreement.
Women in the study area mobilize themselves into mother-to-mother support groups to jointly undertake activities and contribute money to support their petty businesses.
It is also useful for end users and suppliers to jointly undertake periodic operator training, with the additional aim of upgrading technology, including knowledge and automated systems, as appropriate.
Secondly, the terrorist is in the process of completing his (jointly undertaken) action of murdering thousands of innocent people.
That's the intriguing premise of a project jointly undertaken by the Imperial College of London and Volvo, which is already planning on fielding a small fleet of electric C30 sedans.
It was conducted as part of the Africa Migration Project, which was jointly undertaken by the African Development Bank and the World Bank to improve understanding of migration and remittances in Sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan Africa
Several different geomorphological and pedological approaches were jointly undertaken, including analyses of a digital elevation model (DEM), a reclassified soil map, field survey results, engineering borehole data, and a hydrological simulation.
Employing authorities should formally adopt this method; future modifications of the method (incorporating evolving practices and radiology modalities) should be jointly undertaken as required by the Faculty and employing authorities, taking account of international developments in the field of radiologist workload measurement.
