Sentence examples for released jointly from inspiring English sources

In February 2012 a video released jointly by al-Shabaab and al-Qaeda announced that al-Shabaab had formally pledged allegiance to the al-Qaeda network.

In Paris, the declaration released jointly by the French, German and Russian foreign ministers called for an acceleration of the arms inspections.

A statement released jointly by the hospital and Bolton said: "Fabrice Muamba remains in intensive care at the London chest hospital where his condition is serious but stable.

Her second album, "Don't Stop," a brash, bright, and easily absorbed pop effort, was completed in 2008 but is only now being released, jointly, by Annie's Totally Records and an independent label in Norway called Smalltown Supersound.

The recession appears to have magnified that trend, Dr. Autor wrote in a recent paper, released jointly by the Center for American Progress, a left-leaning policy group, and the Hamilton Project, which has a more centrist reputation.

The raid had been planned for months and was conducted in coordination with local law enforcement, according to the news release, released jointly by Claude Arnold, special agent in charge for the ICE regional office in Bloomington, Minn.

Following negotations Soas management and students' union have released a jointly signed statement on the arrests and deportations.

The findings of the study titled, "Bangladesh Primary Education Stipends: Achievements and Challenges" was released today jointly by the Directorate of Primary Education, Ministry of Primary and Mass Education, Power and Participation Research Centre (PPRC) and UNICEF.

Either way, capture and release jointly make A and Tr ⌜A⌝) logically equivalent in the sense of being inter-derivable.

Bob King, the U.A.W. president, met with Chrysler's chief executive, Sergio Marchionne, on Friday, they said in a jointly released statement.

A number of Brazil's biggest sides jointly released a statement in which they put forward "solidarity measures" to help the club's survival in the top flight.