Sentence examples for mutual climate from inspiring English sources

Copenhagen is a multi-polar negotiation between highly interdependent countries who are aiming to preserve their mutual climate security.

Reflecting the mutual climate of distrust and racialist policies in both Singapore and Malaysia (in Singapore, the policies allegedly being pro-Chinese), Lee Kuan Yew sparked another debate in September on the role of Malay primacy in Malaysian politics, stating that the Chinese had been "systematically marginalised" in both Malaysia and Indonesia.

Quantified estimates of the thermal climate using the Mutual Climatic Range method and based on the coleopteran assemblage, show that, at the time of deposition, conditions were not much different from those of the present day.

Trade spats, incoherent policy priorities, and mutual suspicions over climate agendas have all strained ties.

It is building a climate of mutual suspicion and distrust.

During the very long preparation, I get to know the actors, and it creates a climate of mutual trust.

An un-numbered third condition for nuclear talks was that negotiations occur on "equal footing" in a climate of "mutual respect".

His circle of acquaintances in Oregon includes "people who were in situations where they were living among sasquatch, literally, and had developed a climate of mutual trust," he said.

The Nahr al-Bared episode stoked a climate of mutual distrust with many Palestinians wary of the Lebanese government's intentions and Lebanese fearful that Palestinian issues could add to instability in the country.

"We respect the right of all Syrians — and people in all countries — to express their opinions freely and in a climate of mutual respect," Mr. Ford said in his message.

After NBC released the video of it on NBC.com, Bill Barol of The Huffington Post called the attempts at a comic style "gut-wrenching" and said the video was unhelpful in "forging a post-strike climate of mutual respect".