He was my stanch friend throughout the term of our joint service.

Last Wednesday he and the Church of Scotland minister, the Rev Dr Lindsay Schluter, conducted a joint service.

A joint service planned by the Orthodox Christians and Catholics of Hatay this month was now likely to be cancelled, he said.

Both parties claimed the right to hold services in the church and neither would yield nor would they hold a joint service.

Is TVNZ's boss part of an effort to persuade the government - and the minister - to fund a joint service for local news?

The passenger had a ticket to fly on Shared Services Aviation, a joint service between energy companies ConocoPhillips and BP, which transports employees and contractors.

Between these there are various courses such as Joint Service Bomb Disposal and High Threat Bomb Disposal.

Now tetchiness and tardiness have publicly overtaken the expressions of hope that previously marked joint services for Christian unity.

Joyce told an aviation conference in Sydney the airline was looking at more opportunities beyond a joint services agreement with American Airlines.

Bush is carried by a joint services military honor guard to lie in state in the rotunda of the U.S. Capitol in Washington.

On the contrary, it was now brought to his mind merely as the most distant of the many land-marks in their long and joint services.

The all-weather lifeboat was called out on 18 occasions and the inshore on 29, four of these joint services with both lifeboats involved.