Example sentences of "form [prep] joint " in BNC.

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1 Previous investments in Eastern Europe have been mainly in the form of joint ventures .
2 The most usual form of joint venture is a jointly owned company whose activities and sphere of operations are defined by a series of agreements and industrial property licences , but a company is not essential if the agreements between the parties result in a separate , jointly controlled business entity .
3 Whilst scholars debate how far economic changes have been responsible for breaking up these traditional arrangements , there is evidence that the idea persists that this form of joint household is an ideal which people would put into practice if they could ( Benedict , 1976 ) .
4 They will not recommend any form of joint authority , nor a purely internal settlement , though there is the promise of a Northern Ireland committee at Westminster , if agreement can be reached .
5 These are that northern nationalists , through the SDLP , seek some form of joint sovereignty ; that unionists want a lesser , rather than a greater , role for Dublin and that the Irish Government has little to contribute to a solution , beyond the offer of a referendum on Articles 2 and 3 , when all else is agreed .
6 South African government sources indicated , however , that they might concede only some form of joint administration of the Walvis Bay enclave , which included the only deep-water port on Namibia 's coast .
7 The government on Aug. 18 approved a bill on privatization providing for the establishment of approximately 20 investment funds in the form of joint stock companies to manage some 400 enterprises .
8 The government on Aug. 18 approved a bill on privatization providing for the establishment of approximately 20 investment funds in the form of joint stock companies to manage some 400 enterprises .
9 Two-thirds of DGMs report some form of joint commissioning arrangements for their 1992 – 93 contracts , of which 75 per cent are working with another DHA , 66 per cent with an FHSA but only 31 per cent with the local authority .
10 The " United Front from Below " was to be based primarily on " the immediate demands of the workers " and was to take the form of joint agitation at local level , rather than of organizational unity on a national scale .
11 His remarks are reinforced by the fact that , according to the DTI 's Overseas Trade Service , more than 2,000 British companies have already established subsidiaries in France or have set up some form of joint venture with French companies .
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