A perception is mutually shared between public and private managers (71%% vs 67%%).
The wealth-creating export-based growth model initiated in the second half of the 19th century had its own limitations: high dependency rates, the need on external funding, a large but finite land stock.2 Nevertheless, the circumstances helped create an atmosphere of unlimited growth possibilities, which was mutually shared by the ruling class, the people and the immigrants.
The imbalance of power in the relationship aside most of these security trepidations are mutually shared.
Overall, 10,544 orthologous loci with an average size of 339 bp were mutually shared among the four species.
1– 3 In the shared decision-making, model users and health professionals decide together in partnership in which information, responsibility and accountability are mutually shared.
In that sense, household division is not needed because the husband and wife are mutually sharing responsibility in the marriage.
The consensus approach, understood as requiring that reasons be somehow mutually shared or accessible, is by far the dominant conception of public justification.
It is the mutually shared understanding, beginning with the receiver.
Religion and the absolutist state were mutually sustaining, sharing the essential features of alienation and repression.
The size and proportion of this share would be mutually agreed between the governance authorities and those having generated the revenue - the clubs (in the case of the top international club competitions) and the football associations (in the case of the top national team tournaments).
Social action, then, is based on mutually shared normative standards in terms of cognition, appreciation and evaluation.
