Nailon says it was a mutual decision to part ways.
They were invited by Stephen Garrett, a mutual friend, as part of a group attending a cabaret show at the Carlyle in New York late in the winter of 1996.
PLAYER LEAVES U.C.L.A. Coach Ben Howland said the starting forward Drew Gordon had left the U.C.L.A. team after coming to a mutual agreement to part ways.
Contracts in Japan are relatively easy to break, and a year from now, if the major leagues come calling, Valentine and the Marines could probably come up with a mutual agreement to part ways.
The group took only a handful of questions from a hotel conference room packed with journalists, and neither Gray nor Rhee shed light on what they called a "mutual decision" to part ways.
Time Inc. executives, granted anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the matter publicly, said that in light of expected layoffs and talk within the company of a new editorial direction for Money, Mr. Schurenberg and Mr. Huey had made a mutual decision to part ways.
But having been informed that first-team chances will be minimal this summer, he and the county have come to a mutual decision to part company.
The Dodgers called an afternoon news conference to discuss what they described as a "mutual" agreement to part ways with Mattingly, but very few details of the decision-making process were provided by the team's president of baseball operations, Andrew Friedman, and General Manager Farhan Zaidi.
It consists of a set of interacting parts which communicate on a mutual basis resulting in each part influencing and being influenced by the other, ultimately displaying identifiable coherent patterns (Dallos and Draper 2000).
"If it is possible to deal with it at all," Mr. Brom said, "it has to be done in a mutual way and as part of agreements".
