Sentences with phrase «joint process»

A senior dog with osteoarthritis may already be in pain because of the inflammatory joint process.

Is Robenacoxib Superior to Meloxicam in Improving Patient Comfort in Dogs Diagnosed With a Degenerative Joint Process?

At the same time, city government will be involved in a «joint process» with community leaders to help overhaul the use of the procedure, Mayor Bill de Blasio's office said.

The city will also take part in a joint process with community stakeholders to ensure people affected by stop - and - frisk play an active role in shaping reform.

So doesn't it make sense that engagement — and the discussion of a future — should also be joint process?

It is a joint process of exploration and mutual development.

(The person is chosen through a joint process and will not be a UFT or DOE employee.)

When they can not do this, we model this for them or do it together so that creating the record is a joint process.

«Once this joint process is completed, Travelodge's debt, interest costs and lease liabilities will be significantly reduced.»

The Tribunal noted that accommodation is a joint process and it is not something that falls solely to the employee.

Finally, some procedural issues need to be ironed out by a joint process between the DMV and the Secretary of State, including how the question about «opting out» will be asked and how often the DMV will have to send its data to the Secretary of State.

I see myself as an active facilitator in a joint process, not an expert - patient relationship.

Individual therapy is a joint process between a therapist and a person in therapy.

This joint process can be especially helpful with decreasing loneliness and isolation, as well as ensuring both partners feel supported and cared about throughout this complex process.

This is a joint process during the middle and ending phases of therapy, initially focused on the unfaithful partner explaining the what, when, why, and how of the affair.

Therapy is a confidential and joint process to explore and address concerns and / or fears that you may be experiencing.