Sentence examples for that a joined from inspiring English sources

Baldwin highlighted the work of Dogs Trust, including its Taking the Lead and Paws for Progress projects, to tackle antisocial behaviour through the use of dogs and agreed with Hamilton that a joined up multi-agency approach could promote responsible dog ownership in communities.

Indeed, most studies have converged on the fact that a joined space of spectral and temporal information is necessary to fully describe the space of musical timbre and capture the physical attributes that are perceptually relevant for describing each musical instrument.

The Local Government Association has reiterated these sentiments, believing that a joined up approach to snow clearing that encourages the public to take a more active role would help to ensure that more footpaths and cycle paths remain clear [ 2].

Constraints are used to create a connection between operators that create a join set and operators that consume a join set (cf. Table 1).

"But that doesn't mean that a joining of the two alliances will take place without conditions or demands," Mr. Araji said.

As a response to that, I joined a radical leftist political student organization.

On it, Mr. Parker fronts a quartet that is joined by a vocalist, Leena Conquest.

A simple example is illustrated in Figure 3. Contigs 28477 (108nt), 25928 (769nt) and 04341 (639nt) form a BCC that is joined by a total of 67 broken reads.

After that, I joined a travel agency in Utah.

Abu Mohammed claimed to represent four armed groups that have joined a jihadi coalition.

An undirected graph consists of a set of nodes that are joined by a set of edges.