Sentence examples for take in conjunction with from inspiring English sources

Amgen said it was not changing its guidance for adjusted earnings for the year, which does not include the effects of a charge it will take in conjunction with the acquisition.

The issue of the vows Newton might have to take in conjunction with the Lucasian Professorship also appears to have precipitated his study of the doctrine of the Trinity, which opened the way to his questioning the validity of a good deal more doctrine central to the Roman and Anglican Churches.

This path affords the FCC a variety of actions it can take, in conjunction with the backstop of antitrust laws that prevent anticompetitive behavior.

In view of large number of other drugs that patients with CHF frequently take in conjunction with cardiac medication, an evidence-based nondrug approach is of interest.

However, there are steps that food manufacturers can take in conjunction with growers to ensure that they have the best possible raw material to keep acrylamide formation in their products as low as reasonably achievable.

As in many AIDS drugs, Kaletra is meant to be taken in conjunction with other medications.

He pointed out that his government's first military action against Iraq had been taken in conjunction with Bill Clinton's administration in 1998.

What they need, says Lillo Firetto, mayor of Porto Empedocle, is a "supranational approach" to be taken in conjunction with the United Nations and the EU.

The decision was taken in conjunction with the police match commander on the grounds of public safety and following consultation with the Football League.

When taken in conjunction with steadily increasing construction costs, this could mean that a homeowner who still has only the original coverage may be significantly underinsured.

Taken in conjunction with the other two papers, this raises the question of whether supporting local venture-capital is a good policy.