Sentence examples for prepared in conjunction from inspiring English sources
The online data room should be prepared in conjunction with preparation of the selling company's disclosure schedules attached to the acquisition agreement, as complete and accurate disclosure schedules are key to getting an acquisition completed.
This article was prepared in conjunction with CBS News, which showed its version last night.
In contrast with Trump's "skinny budget" and one-page tax blueprint, it is an impressively detailed document, prepared in conjunction with the Economic Policy Institute EPII).
The report shall be prepared in conjunction with the Chief of Naval Operations and may be submitted in classified and unclassified versions.
This feature was prepared in conjunction with the Natural History Museum in London, one of 13 organizations that provide Fathom with free content, written by faculty and staff members.
As I'm getting out of the car, I tell dispatch, 'Shots fired, send me more cars.'" Obviously, questions can be raised about the accuracy of this account, which Wilson prepared in conjunction with his defense attorney.
In 1846 47 he returned to Berlin to prepare, in conjunction with his friend and teacher Kugler, substantially enlarged new editions of Kugler's two textbooks of art history.
It seems Canada is preparing, in conjunction with other G8 countries, some sort of trade agreement that would make having copyrighted material on your iPod and laptop (and so on) illegal.
For more information, please read the MCZ Collection Management Policy which was prepared in 1996 by the Curatorial Associates, and reviewed and approved by the Director in conjunction with the Faculty-Curators.
Other guidelines have been prepared in other countries, notably in the UK by the Royal College of Radiologists and France by the Société Française de Radiologie; the European Commission is currently revising their guidelines in conjunction with the European Society of Radiology.
Alternative funding offers were made by Brian Kennedy, who was willing to provide a £3m loan, and Dave King, who was prepared to offer, in conjunction with a consortium, £16m in funding, in return for a portion of equity and control of the board.
