English Heritage is the custodian of the stone circle, and the National Trust owns thousands of acres around it; their joint aim is a pastoral setting where the relationship between hundreds of monuments, some older than Stonehenge, can be understood and enjoyed.
Moreover, the SPLM-North is in alliance with rebels in the western region of Darfur under the umbrella of the Sudan Revolutionary Front (SRF), which has just signed a "New Dawn" charter with some Khartoum-based opposition parties with the joint aim of toppling Mr Bashir's regime.
For more than 30 years, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn and the nonprofit group running Christ the King High School in Queens have acted as one, managing the twin hurdles of declining enrollments and shrinking revenues with a joint aim of fostering parochial education.
Focus on open dialogue and organisational learning on the joint aim can enable innovation initiatives to pursue the overall aim.
A screen was designed to hide emergency equipment with the joint aim of reducing women's anxieties and (through visual art) acting as a focal point of attention and distraction during labour, thus diminishing requirements for analgesia.
Working alongside IMUSA (Independent Manchester United Supporters Association), their joint aim was to seek a reference of the merger by the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry to the Monopolies and Mergers Commission.
Because the physician and the claimant do not necessarily have a joint aim during the assessment interview, physicians have to deal with several ethical issues.
What ties the different subdisciplines together in HBM, is the common infrastructure of data collecting and the joint aim of monitoring environmental determinants of health and disease.
We must not think in terms of three separate programmes, three distinct key aims for the European Union, but in terms of a single joint aim, namely a knowledge society.
