joint representation

Several people in your neighbourhood want to complain but they are anxious for the best joint representation.

The Science.gov website collection provides another joint representation of the federal science agencies' authoritative information resources.

Further, the dissent argued that the joint representation was beneficial:

Joint representation is a means of insuring against reciprocal recrimination.

The Systems Group is working on the joint representation of coded audio and moving pictures.

Glasser was "the Supreme Court's first vehicle for the examination of joint representation."

It also won a commitment for further discussions on family reunification, and possible joint representation at the U.N.

Fair, equitable joint taxation can and will follow later - it always does whenever there is joint representation for common business.

EOS aims at establishing an open coordination of international conferences in Europe and seeks to provide a powerful joint representation through concerted efforts which include:

This diarchy was created to enable the leaders of the main unionist and nationalist parties to work together, with guaranteed joint representation of both main communities.

The commission, which is the highest executive body between synods, did, however, agree to make joint representations to the Government to lift a 34-month-old nationwide emergency decree "as soon as possible."

On 19 August 1980, the FAA agreed to restore Aeroamerica's AOC following a joint representation by the airline and its official creditors' committee.

We must find a single voice on the world stage, with the ultimate objective of having a joint representation in assemblies such as the United Nations, the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.

The Commission, which drew up the original text, has seized upon the least important article in the Treaty to grab the limelight in joint representation when its initial claims to such a role were very weak.

Weil Gotshal's joint representation of Mr. Bolton, his publisher and his record label raised another tricky problem when Mr. Bolton and his lawyers discussed whether to settle the case, experts said.

But the enthusiasm was soon damped by the joint representations made on the 20th to the Greek government by the British and French ministers in Athens on the transformation of the Chamber into a National Assembly.

And, with respect to Ms. Kincaid's observations about the appropriateness of joint representation, if either of your clients wishes to speak to me in chambers about that matter, I will be available and can assist in obtaining substitute counsel if necessary.

We conclude the Canons of Ethics impose upon lawyers hired by the insurer an obligation to explain to the insured and the insurer the full implications of joint representation in situations where the insurer has reserved its rights to deny coverage.

And on Friday morning I attended his funeral in Rome on behalf of the European Parliament, accompanied by Vice-President Saryusz-Wolski, as part of the joint representation of the European Union, together with Mr Barroso.

He was chairman of the Rønne craft and Industry Association, a member of the Joint Representation of Danish Industry and Handicraft, superintendent of Technical School in Rønne, and chairman of the British Columbia Museum Association.

Still, both parties (under new names, Bloc for UPV and Esquerra Unida del País Valencià, EUPV, for United Left) agreed to repeat their coalition for the 2007 regional elections, in order to secure if only joint representation, something which was at stake if they participated by themselves.