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Meanings of run in conjunction in English

We have no meanings for "run in conjunction" in our records yet.
Usage of run in conjunction in English
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The four-year course was run in conjunction with the Western Health Board.
The Irish Times
2
The scheme would be run in conjunction with the Department of the Environment.
The Irish Times
3
The awards are being run in conjunction with The Irish Times.
The Irish Times
4
It is being run in conjunction with up to 50 clubs.
The Irish Times
5
The BSc in Property Studies will be run in conjunction with DIT, Bolton Street.
The Irish Times
6
The championship will be run in conjunction with five international rallys within Ireland in 2002.
The Irish Times
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They are supported by a customised development programme run in conjunction with the Irish Management Institute.
The Irish Times
8
The recruitment drive will be run in conjunction with advertisements seeking full-time members of the force.
The Irish Times
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These include one in Grafton Street, Dublin, which will be run in conjunction with Esat Digifone.
The Irish Times
10
The course is run in conjunction with Combilift with time split between the college and the factory.
The Irish Times
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The certificate course is run in conjunction with Ngai Tahu, the Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology CPIT.
Radio NZ
12
They can each be run in conjunction with Hyperion or deployed directly with enterprise-resource-planning general ledger systems.
Reuters
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People could study the code, but it could only be run in conjunction with other proprietary-licensed code.
Free as in Freedom: Richard Stallman's Crusade for Free Software
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It was run in conjunction with departmentd and agencies including corrections, MSD, and Adult Reading and Literacy.
Radio NZ
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The project is being run in conjunction with the Department of Energy and the EU's Aer II Programme.
The Irish Times
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The price quotes are updated every 20 minutes and the service is run in conjunction with NCB Stockbrokers.
The Irish Times
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Run in conjunction across language varieties
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