Sentence examples for would be joint from inspiring English sources

But one senior official warned that "the hardest thing to put on any list" would be joint research and development, "given their own proliferation practices.

Alternatively, a condominium might meet the situation better, under which the King of Jordan and the President of Israel would be joint protectors of holy places, with three religious councils to preserve and develop the spiritual values of the city.

"Given the strength and quality of the evidence, I have determined that both defendants were involved in assisting the preparation, planting and detonation of the bomb in circumstances where those involved in assisting those acts would be joint tortfeasors (individuals who committed a wrongful act injuring another person)," he said.

Bono, Angelina Jolie and Madonna would be joint presidents, appointed by the United Nations.

The next planned missions after Curiosity -- an atmospheric science orbiter to be launched in 2016, and a sample-caching rover to be launched in 2018 -- would be joint projects among NASA and our European Space Agency and Roscosmos.

On the same day, the Convention of the Estates of Scotland which was much more divided than the English Parliament finally declared that James was no longer King of Scotland, that "no Papist can be King or Queen of this Realm", that William and Mary would be joint sovereigns, and that William would exercise sole and full power.

Villa have taken points off the league's big sides this season, and if results against the top 4 were discounted, Paul Lambert's side would be joint-bottom of the league, with just 25 points.

"There would be no joint press statement if the satisfaction was not there," Mr. Sinha said.

Still, he kept saying that education reform would be a joint effort.

Eager to hear Gabriel's Lament, he never knew that he would be its joint dedicatee.

At 20% it would be the joint lowest in the G20.