Sentence examples for mutually acceptable way from inspiring English sources

"Our interest is that the Global Fund and the Cambodian government agree a mutually acceptable way forward," he said.

"We fully support Lensbury's desire to work with relevant bodies to agree a mutually acceptable way forward for the hydro development," the Shell spokesman said.

Instead, the company was to introduce "a mutually acceptable way forward on audience goals" that involvedj monthly one-to-one meetings between writers and managers to review progress.

On Monday, both parties appeared on the cusp of an agreement that would have found a mutually acceptable way of identifying fraudulent votes.

Davies, a former Cardiff chief executive and Wales fly-half, has called on the WRU and the four regions to get together and sort out a mutually acceptable way forward.

Mediation is described by legal scholars as a facilitated process designed to resolve conflict between two parties in a voluntary and mutually acceptable way through neutral third-party assistance as an alternative to proceedings that are more coercive (for example, arbitration and litigation).

It would work toward finding mutually acceptable ways of deciding on and carrying out reforms, he said.

"Both sides have a responsibility to do their utmost to find mutually acceptable ways to interact with respect and reciprocity and ensure no provocation and no surprises," Tsai added, having taken around 56percentt of the vote.

"Both sides have a responsibility to do their utmost to find mutually acceptable ways to interact with respect and reciprocity and ensure no provocation and no surprises," Tsai added, having taken more than half the vote.

Institutionalising partnerships (through long-term development of trust, engagement of a broad range of staff in joint activities and joint appointment of staff), and developing responsive mechanisms for governing these partnerships (through regular joint negotiation of research priorities and funding issues), can address these challenges in mutually acceptable ways.

It remains to be seen whether the two sides can find a mutually beneficial and acceptable way of resolving this difficult dispute.