Sentence examples for mutual accord from inspiring English sources

The overall impression is not so much one of conflict as of a sometimes stormy dialogue that is ultimately striving for some sort of mutual accord.

"We've been working closely with the bank group in an effort to have a mutual accord on a new developer for the project," said Jon F. Hanson, a top adviser to Gov. Chris Christie.

A mutual accord was finally reached in 1989 whereby scientists and local Indigenous people agreed to mutual sharing of research agendas, ensuring priority employment for local Aboriginal people wherever possible.

However, when the mouth recites and the mind practices, then mind and mouth are in mutual accord.

He contrived to destroy their mutual accord and to separate them from one another (for because of their desperation as well as of their numbers he had not ventured to attack them while they were united), and thus, when they fell to quarrelling, he subdued them.

Easing Greece's debt burden while keeping the country within the eurozone is the correct and achievable path out of the crisis, and it can be accomplished easily through a mutual accord between Germany and Greece, to which the rest of Europe will subscribe.

(The antipathy is mutual: according to the Pew survey, fewer than three out of ten Americans care for France).

And the feeling is mutual, according to the Match of the Day presenter who said: "Saturday afternoons will never be the same again". The veteran broadcaster now intends to spend more time with his family, including six children and seven grandchildren.

The love fest is mutual, according to Bowerman.

The feeling is mutual, according to sources close to UCLA.

"They don't want to … hear what I have to say". The feeling appears to be mutual, according to his Twitter feed.