Sentence examples for mutual terms from inspiring English sources

They parted on mutual terms because the last thing Ryan was going to do was fire a guy he believed in.

But an intermediary for the Dorismond family, the Rev. Brian Jordan, said yesterday that the presence of Mr. Cochran was not necessarily a problem and that the mayor and the Dorismonds were still negotiating "mutual terms" for any meeting.

Marwood wrote on his Twitter account: "Agreed with the club today to leave on mutual terms.

The period of concession and permission granted to Embassy Group will be for a period of 30 years starting from the date of commencement of commercial operations and could be extended further on mutual terms.

The following week Wilson continued to overhaul the squad with reserve keeper Mihkel Aksalu leaving the club on mutual terms, but was boosted by 'fans favourite' James Beattie agreeing a deal to remain at Bramall Lane until the end of the season.

For artifact information extraction, we propose two term relations, i.e. positional term relation and mutual term relation.

Here are the top ten mutual fund terms you need to know, drawn from our glossary of thousands of financial terms compiled by Campbell R. Harvey, Professor of Finance, Fuqua School of Business at Duke University.

The coupling effect is evaluated through mutual interaction terms that are calculated from the mode shapes of the acoustic field and of the crankcase vibration on the boundary.

In this paper, a phenomena-based model for multi-component permeation through polymeric OSN membranes based on solution diffusion, pore-flow and mutual coupling terms is presented.

Under the rarely invoked "mutual defence" terms of the Nato charter, the US would be assured of the support of its European allies in a comprehensive, Kosovo-style campaign in Afghanistan involving thousands of ground troops.

In mutual fund terms, that's payment for distribution.