On the other hand, some mutual funds strive to be socially and morally responsible.
A year ago, the joint statement following the U.S.-China dialogue said: "The United States and China welcome continued dialogue between the bilateral competent authorities on the oversight of accounting firms providing audit services for public companies in the two countries, so as to enhance mutual trust and strive to reach agreement on cross-border oversight cooperation.
If such an electoral pact could be formed and yield unionism two extra seats, and with them further clout in a possible hung UK parliament, this the followers of Robinson hope would create enough mutual trust to strive towards a merger.
I've built meaningful relationships based on mutual respect, I strive to empower the people in my life, and have managed my alcohol consumption.
We call upon our elected officials and the American people to join us in bridging our divides, striving toward mutual understanding and respect, and protecting the rights and equality of all.
The communicator role is a particularly essential aspect of this framework for establishing rapport and trust, formulating a diagnosis, delivering information, striving for mutual understanding, and facilitating a shared plan of care.
"All employers should be striving to nurture mutual trust and understanding with those who work for them.
Correction: December 23 , 2004 Thursday An article in Business Day yesterday about William H. Miller, a top mutual fund manager who is striving to surpass the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index for the 14th consecutive year, referred incompletely to the performance comparison between his fund and the index.
Karel De Gucht, the European Union trade commissioner, said in a statement on Monday that "we should ultimately strive for the mutual recognition of our regulations across a broad range of sectors" as "the most efficient way to connect our two systems to allow our businesses to operate more effectively across the Atlantic".
"The goal is to strive for collaboration, mutual respect between sectors and communities and develop options based on collective imagination" (Colley, 2005, p. 31).
