The point is to ask, given the task they were jointly engaged in, what sense did each of them and of all of them intend for the words "use a firearm"?
Instead, patients and caregivers are jointly engaged on a daily basis in various roles that require knowledge of cancer pain and its management.
It would likewise be of interest to ask whether the CO and Dorsal attention system regions shown here to be jointly engaged in pathway control in highly skilled readers are similarly functionally coupled in dyslexic readers to achieve pathway control, given the data mentioned earlier suggesting spatial attention deficits as contributory to the pathology of impaired reading.
Because the expectations, threats and terms of the health care contract differ depending on 'where' an individual is positioned and 'who' they are, jointly engaging citizens and state representatives (including health care providers, managers and policy makers) to re-examine this contract may contribute to narrowing gaps in access.
This article was jointly written by Christopher Harvie and Noel Spare.
The paper was jointly drafted.
The data set was jointly normally distributed.
Laura Clark was jointly appointed by the University of Bristol and Meningitis Research Foundation.
This study was jointly conceived and designed.
Or she can make a pragmatic judgement that both respondent and spouse are comfortable with jointly engaging in the interview and that the spouse's consent is clearly indicated by his/her participation in the discussion and any questions about the research which commonly arise during and (especially) after the interview.
"Another trick … moving income from the team's balance sheet to that of a related business like a cable network…" All revenues included in Basketball Related Income ("BRI") and reported in our financial statements have been audited by an accounting firm jointly engaged by the players' union and the league.
