Sentence examples for wrote jointly from inspiring English sources

In January, almost nine months after their meeting with Benedict XVI, seven of the eight men wrote jointly to him to complain that the priests who abused them had yet to be sanctioned.

This week, in a newspaper article the two leaders wrote jointly to coincide with the president's state visit to Britain, they rebranded it the "essential relationship".America has many other vitally important bilateral relationships.

On Sunday, he wrote jointly with Gove in the Telegraph that the prime minister had put the British economy in "severe danger" by giving away a UK veto during talks in Brussels earlier this year.

The Infectious Diseases Society of America and the HIV Medicine Association wrote jointly to Turing this month describing the price increase as unjustifiable and "unsustainable for the healthcare system".

Here the disillusionment with liberal, rational politics that some have seen as the seedbed of much of Freud's work was at its most explicit (the only competitor being the debunking psychobiography of Woodrow Wilson he wrote jointly with William Bullitt in 1930, which was not published until 1967).

Nadhim Zahawi, a leave campaigner, and Nicholas Soames, a fervent remain supporter, wrote jointly on ConservativeHome before the result was announced that it was time to end the fog of emotion and get on with implementing the Tory programme for government.

His first book, written jointly with Nathan Glazer, had come out earlier that year.

Some were also written jointly with other members of the Commerce panel, including Democrats.

The charities Christian Aid, Oxfam and ActionAid have written jointly to HMRC to highlight the weaknesses of the new proposals.

Gerhard Schröder, Germany's chancellor, released a letter on European reform written jointly with none other than Britain's Tony Blair.

One of his most recent papers, written jointly with Radu Soricut of the University of Southern California, is entitled "Beyond the Factoid".