Sentence examples for for mutual assistance from inspiring English sources

As the phrase implies, an obligation for mutual assistance is part of the nature of the relationship.

Marty said his office "took note with satisfaction of the reaction of its Malaysian counterpart and of its commitment to fully support Switzerland's request for mutual assistance".

He signed the Tripartite Pact with Japan and Italy (Sept . 27 1940), which provided for mutual assistance against the United States, but thereafter diplomacy became a secondary concern.

These include societies for mutual assistance, which are organized at the regional as well as the village level, youth associations, and religious groupings, which are most influential.

Jeannette Balmer, a spokeswoman for Swiss federal prosecutors, said the fraud office was undertaking its own investigation in Britain and was also "executing a request from Switzerland for mutual assistance".

Harambee is a Swahili term that roughly translates to pulling together for mutual assistance.

Britain, France and Germany have struck a deal on a common European defense, including a guarantee of mutual assistance and a scaled-back plan for a headquarters, officials said.

Perceived social support can be defined as 'the perception or experience that one is loved and cared for by others, esteemed and valued, and part of a social network of mutual assistance and obligations' (Wills cited in [ 15]).

This type of mutual assistance and collaboration makes up the identity of "home is home" for family members.

It defined goals of mutual assistance and solidarity and allowed the creation of a European External Action Service under a high representative for foreign and security policy.

But it took until May 1942 to negotiate a 20-year Anglo-Soviet pact of mutual assistance.