In the early 18th century joint surveys determined that the line was south of where it should be.

Both governments agreed to conduct a joint survey before erecting the fence.

This was discontinued in 1993 after a joint survey of deaf and hearing-impaired people found a majority favoured captioned programmes.

In California, The Joint Commission is part of a joint survey process with state authorities.

On 26 November 1973, a memorandum of understanding was signed between Indonesia and Malaysia for the joint survey and demarcation of their common land border.

They were with eight other wizard-observers in the Guild's chapter room, seated at a great round table, and had just completed another frustrating joint survey of the enshrouded lands.

A joint survey by the state of California and the US Forest Service (then Bureau of Forestry) found the forest conditions in deplorable shape.

But in an effort to change this - and to increase both ratings and advertising revenue - the three major networks last week released their first joint survey of "out-of-home" viewership.

TV-watching outside the home represents about 4 percent of viewing, according to a joint survey by ABC, CBS and NBC.

A joint survey last year by the National Association for College Admission Counseling and the College Board reported more students reneging on their early-decision enrollment promises.

According to Project Literacy, a joint survey undertaken by researchers at Georgia State University, the United States Army and I.B.M., 25 million American adults cannot read.

July 3-6 - Pan American World Airways and Imperial Airways flying boats conduct joint survey flights over the Atlantic Ocean in preparation for the commencement of regular services.

Soviet Russia in the Second Decade - A Joint Survey by the Technical Staff of the First American Trade Union Delegation (with Rexford Tugwell).

The Kumamoto and Kagoshima prefectural governments conducted a joint survey in late 1960 and early 1961 into the level of mercury in the hair of people living around the Shiranui Sea.

In stark contrast to King's upbeat message, a joint survey published today by MIND and the Roehampton Institute found 84 per cent of people with mental health problems are offered no alternative to hospital treatment.

A joint survey conducted in May by the Moscow Higher School of Economics and the Russian economics magazine Ekspert found that since 1991, levels of both income and consumption per household have soared.

Following a meeting on 3 June 2008, the Committee agreed that a technical sub-committee would be established to oversee the conduct of joint survey works to prepare the way for talks on maritime issues in and around the area.

ESC hasn't done any more than peek at the plateaus because the contract specifies a joint survey after certification, and PPI can't move toward certification so long as the question of peoplehood is unanswered."

The species was defined following a discovery of remains in 1992 in Vu Quang Nature Reserve by a joint survey of the Ministry of Forestry and the World Wide Fund for Nature.

Partly because of his huge involvement in a number of charities, he topped the list of the most favourite French personalities according to a joint survey of Ifop and Le Journal du Dimanche in 2007.

In March, before the invasion began, a joint survey by Democratic and Republican pollsters found that 41 percent of the public believed that the war would "mostly be a success" if Saddam Hussein were removed from office but no weapons were found.

The tribunal made its award on February 19, 1968; delimiting a line of 403 kilometers that was later demarcated by joint survey teams, Of its original claim of some 9,100 square kilometers, Pakistan was awarded only about 780 square kilometers.

This changed in 1994 and the survey is now conducted by the Joint Survey Unit of the National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) and the Department of Epidemiology and Public Health at University College London.

A joint survey by the Association of American Universities and Nafsa: Association of International Educators, a trade group of about 8,500 college officials involved in international education, found that the number of foreign students on their campuses was about the same as last year.

Village statistics, 1945 was a joint survey work prepared by the Government Office of Statistics and the Department of Lands of the British Mandate Government for the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry on Palestine which acted in early 1946.