| Only Singapore conjoins a low level of freedom of the press with a strong control of corruption, showing how the press can also be used to reinforce the power of an autocratic regime. |
| I wrote this book that conjoins in a simple way personal development with leadership, just like a puzzle, where you have to match all the given pieces in order to recompose the general image. |
| Below the clausal level, for conjoins nothing at all, and although yet and so can join VPs and adjective phrases, it is quite rare for so to do so. |
| It's a subject that conjoins constraints and interests, something we cannot ignore in terms of finance and research. |
| As any marginalized person in this country comes to learn, aping the mainstream conjoins political and economic benefits. |
| That spiraling stair conjoins two crucial moments of national history in architectonic form. |
