Pronunciation: /dʒɔɪnt kənˈtroʊl/
noun a way of exercising control or supervision jointly by two or more parties
A1 The two friends have joint control over their shared business.
A2 In a partnership, both parties have joint control over decision-making.
B1 The board of directors exercises joint control over the company's operations.
B2 The treaty established joint control of the disputed territory between the two countries.
C1 The committee was formed to oversee the joint control of the project by multiple stakeholders.
C2 The international organization was created to ensure joint control of global security issues.
formal The two companies have agreed to exercise joint control over the new project.
informal They're going to be in joint control of the whole operation.
slang They're gonna be running things together, like a team in joint control.
figurative Their partnership allows for joint control of the situation, ensuring success for both parties.
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