Sentence examples for matters of mutual from inspiring English sources

Good and bad behaviour Girl power plays ReprintsMore profound similarities might be deemed matters of mutual commiseration.

The arrows connecting the two divisional plans represent the coordinative communications that tie them together on matters of mutual concern.

Fourteen nations have signed the Antarctic Treaty, which calls for collective decisions on matters of mutual concern.

Earlier in the year, Ukraine had asserted that the role of the CIS should be to decide matters of mutual economic concern rather than political and military issues.

The fact is that most Arabs prefer a modus vivendi with Iran — just as many tacitly collaborate with Israel on matters of mutual interest.

"The government will review the UK's position once the directive has been agreed, and will continue to work constructively with European partners on matters of mutual interest.

Trade, as the ambassador says, is a matter of mutual trust, but also of mutual benefit.

Virtually every issue between us can be boiled down to a matter of mutual interest and mutual benefit.

"His point of view wasn't that rules aren't important, but that how they get interpreted and applied is a matter of mutual negotiation.

Their friendship appears to have been at one remove from the flam boyant, drunken relationships Bacon had with his hangers-on in Soho; it was something else, a matter of mutual respect.

But in an election year his arrest has descended into a matter of mutual accusations between Bosnian Serbs and Bosniaks.Meanwhile, relations between Serbia and Montenegro have deteriorated because Serbia accuses its small neighbour of harbouring members of a drugs gang whom it wants extradited.