Yet, like Aragon and Triolet, they too worked on their joint public image: a couple unshackled by the conventions of marriage but intellectually and politically united.
For example, since September 2005, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York has been leading a joint public-private initiative to improve arrangements for clearing and settling trades in credit default swaps and other OTC derivatives.
Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island in Maine is one of the most successful pieces of social and physical engineering in the United States, and it is and has always been a joint public-private effort.
Reports released earlier this month by a special prosecutor and the state Joint Commission on Public Ethics detailed claims against Lopez.
But a state Joint Commission on Public Ethics report, also released Wednesday, found Lopez violated the public's trust with his actions.
The Joint Commission on Public Ethics has completed its investigative report and sent it to the Legislature's ethics commission for action.
The Joint Commission on Public Ethics wouldn't divulge details of its report.
The other investigation, by the state Joint Commission on Public Ethics, provided a review of Silver's role, but didn't recommend any sanctions against him.
The group and nearly 200 entertainers connected with it aren't currently registered lobbyists, a search by The Associated Press of the database of the state Joint Commission on Public Ethics shows.
But the group and nearly 200 entertainers who are gaining attention and support in the dispute, which is splitting New Yorkers, aren't registered lobbyists, according to a search by The Associated Press of the database of the state Joint Commission on Public Ethics.
With lawsuits flying around and other shenanigans taking place (one lawsuit seeks to close down two schools that it said were full-time virtual schools, when they are in fact blended-learning schools, for example), I was pleased to have the opportunity about a month ago to travel to the Garden State to testify in a hearing before the Joint Committee on Public Schools about online learning.
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The three-meter (nine-foot) invertebrate was filmed from a manned submersible during one of 100 dives in the Pacific last summer in a joint expedition by Japanese public broadcaster NHK, Discovery Channel and Japan's National Museum of Nature and Science.
Mr. Young is cofounder of the Ogilvy-Tsinghua Program for Public Branding, a joint venture with Tsinghua University, in Beijing, and he is a member of the Advisory Board of the Tsinghua School of Journalism.
The proposed public bridge would be a joint project involving the U.S., Canada, Michigan and Ontario.
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Meanwhile, the joint review panel is pushing ahead with public hearings.
It was only when the Administration was facing virulent criticism for its inability to define and deliver a coherent U.S. policy toward Bosnia, culminating in the abortive five-power "joint action plan, " that the public relations program was put back into gear.
Whatever goodness these joint efforts yield will be donated to the public domain so that others may harvest some of the benefit.
The Congress, by joint resolution of October 9, 1962 (Public Law 87-780), as amended, has designated the week beginning on the second Sunday in October each year as "National School Lunch Week, " and has requested the President to issue a proclamation in observance of this week.
Findings of a public consultation will be reported to a joint Primary Care Trust board in March.
The Llandovery College product was the first Ospreys captain to lead them to silverware, lifting the Celtic League title in 2005 and spoke to joint chief executive Mike Cuddy before making his decision public.
Private firms are expected to put up a large chunk of the initial cost and, in June, a public-private body known as the Joint Undertaking was set up to carry the project to completion.
By joint resolution approved on October 6, 1964 (Public Law 88-628, as amended), the Congress designated October 15 of each year as White Cane Safety Day to recognize the contributions of Americans who are blind or have low vision.
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After a run as a public company, Intertrust became a private-joint venture in 2003 owned by Sony, Phillips and Stephens Inc.
Britain's chief spymaster, the chairman of the Joint Intelligence Committee, John Scarlett, made a rare public appearance to back up Mr Campbell's assertion.
The comment was made by Simon Hamilton who proposed the DUP motion calling on the Northern Ireland Housing Executive and the DRD Roads Service to develop a joint service to facilitate more efficient cutting of grass in public spaces.
As Secretary of Defense Robert Gates and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Michael Mullen both prepare to depart public service later this year, they have been making a series of public comments on how military spending should be managed in an era of fiscal austerity.
Joint Chiefs Chairman Martin Dempsey pointed out Panetta's long career in public service as well as his love of red wine.
On Thursday a special joint session of the Rhode Island General Assembly is expected to pass comprehensive public pension reform, which will be signed by Gov. Lincoln Chafee.
President Obama and President Rousseff have further advanced our bilateral health cooperation through the U.S.-Brazil Working Group on Public Health, under the U.S.-Brazil Joint Commission on Science and Technology .
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The Joint Legislative Audit Committee hearing suggests that the State of California and its public employee retirement funds may play a critical role in fashioning a template for a truly national effort to introduce new national security- and human rights-minded "due diligence" into debt and equity purchasing decisions.
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