Sentence examples for a mutual set from inspiring English sources

In more than a dozen interviews, Mormon voters in Nevada and Colorado said that while a common religion was not a major factor in their support for Mr. Romney, their decision was informed by what they view as a mutual set of values and a strong sense of Mr. Romney's background.

24 This is largely premised on improved knowledge sharing, whereby actors are able to communicate information across occupational, organisational and sectoral boundaries, and meet a mutual set of objectives, which should ultimately result in a more streamlined and integrated way of working.

A mutual friend set up a blind date; the young couple were soon seen cuddling at a Cape Town restaurant.

A mutual acquaintance set up a meeting with a business developer, Mark A. Bush, that turned into an all-night conversation about technology and opportunity.

They had spoken over the phone after a mutual friend set them up to discuss the overlap of e-commerce and home goods, but they hadn't met face-to-face.

Definition 4. A group of related data used for decision or deriving new data is a mutual consistent set R, and each R is related to a corresponding mutual validity internal R mvi.

With Powers' encouragement, a mutual friend set up a meeting.

Finance company The Children's Mutual set up the fund so that Muslim parents could invest their child trust funds, the £250 sent out to parents by the Treasury this year, without breaching religious laws.

You've heard how IndyMac and Washington Mutual set aside paltry amounts for nonperforming assets.

Emotions associated with these problems such as loneliness, feelings of isolation, hopelessness, fatigue, and suicidal ideation were explored, and a mutual goal setting approach was developed to overcome these problems.

Mr. Ryan, only recently elected to Congress, had been admiring her from afar, said A. Mark Neuman, a mutual friend who set the couple up at Mrs. Ryan's 30th birthday party.