They pool resources jointly and share the resulting benefits.
Beijing is not alone in thirsting for a deep, liquid pool of jointly guaranteed European debt instruments.
They proposed the creation of a $3.1 trillion debt repayment fund that would pool and jointly finance debts of all 17 members of the euro zone in return for some conditions like legal debt limits and collateral.
A Downing Street source said one option under consideration was a significant increase in the size of the Conflict Pool - a fund jointly managed by the MoD, Foreign Office and DfID that supports conflict prevention, stabilisation and peacekeeping.
The proposed strategy has two phases: first the power allocation is computed by assuming that all BSs of each supercell can jointly pool their power, i.e., a TPC Pt is imposed instead and the above optimization problem reduces to (11).
A SHG typically consists of 12 15 women who pool resources and jointly decide on loansc.
Sectoral budget support to the health sector in Uganda was launched in 2000 in the form of a SWAp (Sector Wide Approach), under which donors and government pooled resources, and jointly agreed the National Health Policy (NHP) and the Health Sector Strategic Plan (HSSP) and exercised oversight over their implementation.
Spouses can pool their gifts to jointly give $24,000 to any person tax free, and each trust beneficiary counts as one person.
Because the nation-states of the European Union pool sovereignty and legislate jointly, members need to be able to trust each other.
To achieve this, the council is now working with disability charity Scope to encourage parents of disabled children to pool their resources and jointly purchase more specialised, tailor-made respite and short-break services.
Technically, the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, its formal name, is a group practice arrangement similar to the Mayo Clinic in which a group of doctors band together and pool their services, then jointly benefit from the profits through salaries that range here from $60,000 to $250,000 a year.
