They cooperate with the U.S. — and with Israel — against terrorists because they fear terrorists, a mutual concern that has only become more acute with the alarming rise of extremist attacks in Sinai.
I have known Harley for only five minutes, but now we are a team, bonded by mutual fear.
Thus, coverage of Congress depended on good sources, and the personal ties between reporters and lawmakers were far closer then they are today in a climate driven by mutual fear of ethical transgressions.
Historian Sabrina P. Ramet observed that this co-operation must be seen as a function of their mutual fear of the Partisans, and emphasized the uncertainty and distrust that accompanied it.
(Note: I am not talking about Taiwan reunifying with China; even discussing that is a long way off and both sides understand that. But I am talking about a process that will reduce mutual fear significantly).
That is the situation and it is very sad". The Dalai Lama's personal secretary, Chhime Rigzing, said that the Dalai Lama had written a message to both President Bush and Iraqi President Hussein, in which he stressed that "peace is not just the absence of war or a peace borne out of mutual fear.
By the time he returned to London in 1956 the "moon and mandrake" imagery which dominates his first collection had been exchanged for a more socially conscious poetry: "By mutual fear /we have come in peace /to the end of the year".
It's a city with great political leadership". Mutual fear and dread can also bring negotiators back to the table.
During an investor call this week, however, Zacconi talked about the "mutual fear and respect" at the table.
Mutual fear, awkwardness, shame, the desire to protect a beloved's dignity... there are many reasons why we go silent in the face of such problematic circumstances.
A number of such micro-regions possibly made up a tribe, with the these separated by empty space, zones "of mutual fear", as Tacitus put it.
