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Centrale Paris and Supélec signed an outline agreement in 2005 in order to mutualize third year majors.

The proposition made by German Council of Economic Experts provides detailed blue print to mutualize the current debts of all euro-zone economies above 60% of their GDP.

Already we've had huge interest from front line staff who want to mutualise their services.

In the autumn he will present a detailed plan of all the agencies the Government wants to mutualise.

In brief, the Tories are trying to mutualise the welfare state in preparation for privatising it.

Their 2011 manifesto says simply "we will keep Scottish Water in public hands and oppose attempts by other parties to privatise or mutualise it".

The consultation on the plans to mutualise the Post Office closes on Dec 12, with ministers expected to issue their response next year.

It is reasonable for us in Europe to be able to mutualise part of our sovereign debt, although Mrs Merkel does not approve.

The 2011 Act enables the government to privatise Royal Mail and to possibly mutualise Post Office Ltd.

By taking the opportunity to mutualise we can better acknowledge our people and their expertise - and access valuable additional resources and expertise in the private sector.

It would mutualise eurozone debt above 60%, combining it with a bold debt reduction scheme for countries not on life support from the EFSF.

The proposition made by German Council of Economic Experts provides detailed blue print to mutualise the current debts of all euro-zone economies above 60% of their GDP.

The programme leaves to each Member State the final choice as regards the number of refugees to be resettled, although it will enable them to coordinate and mutualise experiences and best practices.

More precisely, Kelly is in charge of the Coalition's plan to mutualise the public sector - which, he tells me, has been described as the most ambitious overhaul of the civil service in living memory.