joint consultations
joint discussions

Relations with the trade unions were excellent; the company was one of the first to start joint consultations many years ago.

In the following paragraph, the three governments undertook "to hold joint consultations whenever at least one of them deems it desirable".

The following months were characterised by intensive joint consultations, preparation and, true to Soviet traditions, an orchestrated strategy of deception and concealment.

All statements made at joint consultations between parties and their respective solicitors and counsel, even though made by one party to the solicitor or counsel of the other party, are privileged.

After a series of joint consultations with Serampore, the Board of Theological Education of NCCI decided in favour of the formation of one national structure for Theological Education in India.

These issues will no doubt leave their mark on joint discussions in the coming months.

Joint discussions led to the idea of a selective international exchange program for engineering students.

This plan was subsequently discussed and completed in joint discussions of these two working groups.

Joint discussions could overcome that concern and pave the way for solutions.

When the most famous of all great election debates took place in 1858, they had a kindlier name: joint discussions.

The problem in the joint discussions will be to harmonise the convenience and long term economic plans of both Governments.

When this happens, however, opposing parties are usually willing to work towards a common view if they are brought together for joint discussions by a neutral.

Officials say the first joint discussions have focused on possible projects in the Philippines and Indonesia as well as India.

The Center was first planned in early 2009 in joint discussions between MIT and UMass.

"Joint discussions by differing branches of government on substantive matters appearing before the court taint the appearance of impartiality, essential to a credible judiciary," he wrote.

So Lincoln and Norman B. Judd, chairman of the Illinois Republicans' central committee, proposed a series of joint discussions.

The talks, which include China, South Korea, Japan and Russia, have involved a daily multiple-interpreter waltz of bilateral meetings and joint discussions.

It is also quite a novelty that in a conciliation procedure, in joint discussions between the Council and Parliament, a good solution has been found in this respect.

"But instead of working with us and agreeing to our suggestion to have joint discussions with the N.Y.P.D., the union has tried to bully us into submission."

While attending a Lutheran high school in Bethlehem, Ms. Ahmed took part in joint discussions with Israeli students, and she made some friends among them, she said.

(The sessions, in which he confronted Stephen A. Douglas in a campaign for the United States Senate, were not called debates at the time but "joint discussions.")

But Government officials here have made available little information on what is planned for the joint discussions, which begin in advance of the end of the holy season of Ramadan, the monthlong period of fasting.

Mr Hague said Mr Malcolm Rifkind, transport secretary, had agreed to host joint discussions with all concerned, including the North Yorkshire highways department, to look at ways of saving the line.

Mr McCausland: That is really a question for the chief executive of Helm to answer, but I assure the Member that the Department has been in joint discussions with Helm's lenders.

With this in mind, the report proposes a public debate on the Union's policies, to be initiated by the European Parliament which, by bringing together rulers, elected representatives and social players, would put them in a position where they could hold joint discussions.

This is a prolongation by a year until the end of next year, and if in 1998 the United States once more fails to ratify the OECD agreement, then we will have to have joint discussions about a new regulation.

"To permit antitrust liability here threatens to introduce instability and uncertainty into the collective-bargaining process," Justice Breyer said, "for antitrust law often forbids or discourages the kinds of joint discussions and behavior that the collective-bargaining process invites or requires."

The purpose of this year was to make European citizens aware of new concepts in academic and vocational education and to conduct joint discussions with all the operators involved in the role and the stakes of education and training at the dawn of the twenty-first century.

Mr President, the Commission's document, which formed the basis of Mrs Weiler's report from the Committee on Social Affairs and Employment on the future of social protection, was meant create a framework for debate and to establish a basis for joint discussions.

I would think it right and proper, Mr President, if joint discussions in the Conference of Presidents were to prompt you also to take the initiative in order to achieve what, as I have said, President Prodi was the first to propose, namely this interinstitutional working party.