join up
Britishverb
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(intr) to become a member of a military or other organization; enlist
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(often foll by with) to unite or connect
Example Sentences
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"While corporate parenting duties technically end once a child is adopted, I believe there is a continuing moral duty on the state to ensure that it provides for any on-going needs of that child. It is not only more resources that are required, but also better join up of the services that do exist," she added.
From BBC
According to its latest update, 27 states have formally enrolled or announced intentions to join up.
The Tigers and Angels could still join up with MLB Local Media, which doesn’t guarantee set rights fees in advance.
A 2024 law allows the accused a way out of a criminal conviction if they join up - an attractive option in a country with an acquittal rate of less than 1%.
From BBC
Bartlett had since developed his own “Total90” clothing and shoe line and suggested the two sides join up.
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