Plans for a new joint control system enabling two Yorkshire fire services to handle each other's emergency calls has taken a step forward.
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The Alpha chain will be controlled from a joint control center, with teams from the mine, railroad and port sitting in a single place to optimize results.
The two bosses want to replace the current arrangements which give effective joint control to three shareholders - Lagardere, the French state, and German industrial group Daimler, which owns 22.5% of the company.
"We could do a joint emergency control room, for example, " he said.
The central government has put in place a joint prevention and control system and hospitals have been told to report any suspected cases of swine flu swiftly.
The Beijing News backs a proposal by the capital's mayor to follow the example of the Yangtze River Delta and Pearl River Delta regions and set up a joint air pollution control system between Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei.
The joint-venture will control all rights to EPIX's programming.
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In a recent survey, 96% of respondents said they used nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) to control the joint pain and inflammation in horses, and 82% administer them without always consulting their veterinarian.
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Morgan's Isaac, it's difficult to see who would want to enter into a full joint venture if Bayer kept control.
Fujitsu, for example, hopes to unload its loss-making hard-disk business, but it recently took full control of a joint-venture to sell computers as part of a push into computer-related services.
Her herd is taking part in a joint federal-state programme to control the disease (which includes culling sick cows).
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In addition, Israeli and Jordanian forces will participate in joint patrols and in the manning of control posts to assure the security of the borders.
They enjoyed a greater degree of communication and role-sharing with their spouses, and were more likely to make joint decisions on matters such as birth control and child discipline.
Burberry and has bought back full control of stores from a Chinese joint-venture partner.
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Since Islamabad's reforms now allow foreign investors to own 100% equity in local companies, Shell Pakistan is negotiating buyouts of its joint venture partners in order to gain greater control of its operations.
"That to me offers a more integrated approach despite the fact that it might sound, particularly to our neighbours in Jersey, that they're losing control because in fact control would be achieved through the joint venture arrangements, " he said.
The new group says it will keep costs under control, promising to eliminate 17% of joint domestic expenses in the next three years.
The Mini was one of the first cars to popularize the use of the universal joint in the drive train, previously used in submarine control gear.
The creature was evolved in a genetic algorithm using genetic programming trees as the control systems to manipulate servo motors at each body joint.
It also involved the first use of new Advanced Tomahawk Weapon Control System software, which is designed to ease joint missions involving Royal Navy and US Navy vessels.
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Because the HAA harnesses the vast pool of money that is today distributed inefficiently through the tax break for employer-provided care, and then couples it with clever cost-control mechanisms, the Congressional Budget Office and the Joint Committee on Taxation have judged that the HAA will be revenue neutral or even revenue-enhancing within a few years.
As it turns out, the crux of the invention was head-slappingly simple: though a patent-pending idea Smith calls "get out of the way control, " the unit measures the load on each joint as its operator moves about, and figures out the direction it needs to move in 3-D space to literally move out of the way.
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And on top of all of this is the threat of future defense cuts that would be triggered by the budget control act's sequester mechanism in the event that the joint committee, which Frank mentioned I happen to serve on, doesn't come up with a spending reduction package that Congress can pass.
Ever more companies see joint ventures as an attractive alternative to mergers, even if they leave issues of control fuzzily unclear.
The 2011 Budget Control Act, which raised the debt ceiling and created both the fiscal cliff and a Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction, which was supposed to find a way to steer clear of it, required four hundred and eighty-seven billion dollars in cuts to military spending, spread over the next ten years.
The ship, the USS Mount Whitney, is the Navy's only Joint Command Ship and is considered to be the most sophisticated ship ever commissioned in terms of communication, control, command, computers and intelligence capabilities, according to the Navy's Web site.
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On the most immediate challenge, working out an arms control agreement to replace the START I treaty which expires December 5, the two presidents signed a joint understanding for a follow-on agreement to START that commits both parties to a legally binding treaty that will reduce nuclear weapons.
Traditionally, the company does not make an investment unless it can gain control, but in August, Schneider hinted that the company would consider becoming a minority shareholder in a joint venture involving its pharmaceuticals business.
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