Sentence examples for set jointly from inspiring English sources

If Culberson's change of heart is real, it would be a significant victory for the U.S. research community, which has accused him and other congressional Republicans of asserting their own research priorities above those set jointly by the agency and working scientists.

Group PG (genes differentially expressed by live bacteria only); Group LFG (genes differentially expressed in response to exposure to LPS and/or FimA); Group CG (core gene set jointly activated by all 3 stimulants).

There should be more in Europe of what we see in the United States: a single air transport management system, leaving each Member State to organize and run its own services, but having guidelines and budgets set jointly.

The goal (set jointly by the USAID QAP, Institute of Public Health in Moscow, Ministry of Health in Russia, and Tula and Tver Oblasts Health Department) for scale up was set from five to 43 hospitals for NRDS, from three to 40 hospitals for PIH (all Tver Oblast), and from five to 442 polyclinics for HT in Tula Oblast.

Probe sets jointly regulated by two or more cytokine treatments were identified by intersecting groups of regulated genes determined by the ANOVAs.

The 100 million euro ($97.7 million) venture, to be based in London, is being set up jointly with Morgan Stanley Dean Witter.

The trial of Habré is a turning point because it involves a special court set up jointly by the African Union and Senegal, the country where Habré had sought exile.

Although such purchases are often financed with cash or second mortgages taken out on primary residences, a growing number of citizens are finding help from mortgage cooperatives set up jointly by American and foreign institutions.

Another type of foundation, which looks likely to grow in popularity, is the regional corporate foundation, which can be set up jointly by a group small and medium-sized companies.

But details that emerged this week of American and Colombian plans to set up jointly a new anti-narcotics base in the FARC-dominated southern jungles suggest that the United States may not be ready to wait until that utopia arrives.

The liberal hawk, as he is often described, has been boosting Poland's credentials in the democracy promotion industry by high-profile visits and consistent criticism aimed at reform laggards and wayward authoritarians.Countries of the EU's Eastern Partnership, set up jointly by the Poles and the Swedes, have born the brunt of it.