When executives from Taco Bell and Frito-Lay jointly came up with the idea for a Doritos-flavored taco at a meeting in Irvine, for example, they started calling it the "Doritos Locos Tacos" almost immediately.
This year Peter Sagan and the women's title holder, Lizzie Armitstead, have jointly laid that myth to rest, each notching up one major win after another.
The blame for the project going into administration was jointly laid at the feet of Alsop and Sylvia King, the project's chief instigator, who founded the local Jubilee Arts Trust in the 1970s and developed The Public out of it.
CNN reported that McCain "expressly wanted Schumer, a Democrat, so he and McConnell jointly laid the Senate wreath".
Although the two halves of the evening are separate works, there's a unity at what Collins terms "bedrock level", evolved through long familiarity with one another's work; they have also laid the foundations by jointly planning the overall look and feel of the evening.
But then if you're a professor at Columbia University, have been chief economist at the World Bank and have won the Nobel prize for economics for jointly laying the foundations for "the theory of markets with asymmetric information" you are likely to find many people a little lacking in the thinking department.
England and Scotland united in 1707 to form the Kingdom of Great Britain, and jointly accepted the succession as laid down by the English Act of Settlement.
In May, following an investigation into how the University of Montana handles rape and sexual violence on campus, the Justice Department and the Education Department had jointly announced a "resolution agreement" that laid out a set of policy reforms for the school.
In addition to "viewable" metrics having been laid down by industry bodies, the ANA, IAB and 4As have jointly formed The Trustworthy Accountability Group (TAG), an effort to clean things up further.
Last week, Mr. Rehn also laid out his proposal for creating euro bonds — debt that would be jointly backed by all euro zone member countries and would be meant to reduce borrowing costs for members that cannot get affordable credit on their own.
