Sentence examples for responded jointly from inspiring English sources

Chief executives Carolyn McCall of Easyjet, Willie Walsh of International Airlines Group, Michael O'Leary of Ryanair and Steve Ridgway of Virgin Atlantic responded jointly in a statement.

Washington also concluded three years of negotiations with Seoul and signed an agreement last week to respond jointly to North Korean provocations.

The hedgerow typology of the region were found to respond jointly both to environmental and livestock farming-related variations in adjacent land uses.

At an operational level, such collaboration requires personnel who are authorized and willing to share information across borders and respond jointly with prevention measures that can be adapted within different national health systems.

In one interview, the husband and husband's younger brother were present; and, in one interview, the husband and brother-in-law of the deceased woman jointly responded.

We agreed that Japan and China will co-ordinate closely and jointly respond to IMF".

Sharing the misery over lunch or a drink can makes everyone feel a little better and signal the first step in jointly responding to the abuse.

They pledged to complete by the end of this year an American-South Korean "counterprovocation" plan, a military road map for how the two countries would jointly respond to a North Korean action.

In December 1995 the Keating government and Indonesia signed a security agreement, committing both parties to consult on matters affecting our common security, promote cooperative activities, and jointly respond to mutual threats and an extradition treaty was signed in 1995, providing for a range of extradition crimes.

This takes into account the mechanisms involved between various components of a wall as well as the complete building envelope, which jointly respond to external environmental variations.

The relevant sustainable development and building policies as well as the building design, construction and maintenance strategies should jointly respond both to adaptation to and mitigation of climate change.