Sentence examples for mutual believes from inspiring English sources

Old Mutual believes that, jointly, they could expand services, diversify their exposure to various markets and maybe obtain capital more cheaply.

In close relationships, people typically hold mutual expectations they believe their partner will help them when they need it and sacrifice without expecting to be paid back in kind.

Building peace requires the parties to begin establishing patterns of behavior that enable them to believe that mutual trust is possible.

"We believe the mutual trust that we establish in becoming business partners with North Korea will not only help improve relations between the two countries but also lead to lucrative business opportunities in the long term," said Mr. Jang, whose company oversees the parent's operation in the North.

It is believed that as mutual trust is developed, interpersonal communication increases, and eventually attitudes will change and be carried over into relations outside the group.

Connecting on values – related to what you truly believe – provide an opening for mutual trust.

Mutual trust is enhanced; when each of us believes we will be heard, understood and accepted.

The battle lines are now between a deracinated free-market individualism and a social communitarianism that believes in mutual responsibility.

Murrells believes the mutual's darkest hours are now behind it, with a calm settling over the organisation since the decisive agm in May.

"Trade unions have a long history with the co-operative movement and mutual societies, and Unite believes these groups should be at the forefront of the drive to organise consumers and bring energy prices down".

REIT investor Samuel Lieber, founder of mutual fund group Alpine Management & Research, believes mortgage REITs are safer than before.