Sentence examples for should be jointly from inspiring English sources

Highfield believes that he and Harding share an understanding that news should be jointly covered in Britain's towns and cities by the BBC and local papers.

Photos or notes you take should be jointly approved by the landlord and all tenants, with separate copies retained by both parties.

On July 29th NLRB staff said McDonald's should be jointly responsible with franchisees for allegedly retaliating against workers demonstrating against the company.

It says Channel 4 should also lay its annual accounts before the assembly, while appointments of Welsh representatives to Ofcom and the BBC Trust or its replacement should be jointly agreed with the Department for Culture, Media and Sport.

He suggests that this office "should be jointly established and resourced by the CQC, Monitor, the Trust Development Authority and NHS England, to operate under the combined aegis of these bodies".

The minister also acknowledged: "This is categorically not about giving parents equal right to time with their children – it is about reinforcing society's expectation that mothers and fathers should be jointly responsible for their children's upbringing".

It is noted that the placebo model parameters generally should still be jointly estimated with drug effect parameters from all data to gain estimation efficiency.

The Ernst & Young tax guide says that married filers sometimes file separately when they should be filing jointly, or jointly when they should be filing separately.

He asked the insurance people whether the policy should be written jointly in his and his wife's name.

The shared birth year of Schumann and Chopin perhaps makes it inevitable that their anniversaries should be celebrated jointly.

Second, they asked if Israel accepted -- which Israel never has that the maps for the next land transfer of 6.1percentt of the West Bank should be decided jointly.