Peer assessment enhances the development of a mutually accepted quality standard of performance by introducing peers to an "assessor" or "auditor" perspective [ 23, 26].
Compliance audits still play an important role, but in this context, are used to verify self-declared information and as a mutually accepted process to help improve performance.
In the next two years, either the Afghan government will perform to mutually accepted milestones and conditions or risk international abandonment.
There is also a need to create mutually accepted accounting practices.
Robert Kluyver, a civil affairs office for the United Nations in Kabul and a Central Asia expert, said different ethnic groups had taken on mutually accepted roles in Afghanistan.
The future, they think, will be all about solving global problems by pooling sovereignty and setting up a framework of mutually accepted rules.
Such mutually accepted restrictions are a common way to work out disputes between property owners, said Neil Marcus, a land use lawyer in Danbury.
Students may include the executive director of their degree program, the campus student Ombudsperson, or another mutually accepted third party who can attempt to mediate the dispute informally.
The close social relationships between actors in pig movement networks indicate the potential for possible interventions to develop shared norms and mutually accepted protocols amongst smallholder pig keepers to better manage the risk of ASF introduction and transmission.
The findings indicated that the activeness of tutor scaffolding was related to the higher frequency of students' task-related discourse acts, as well as their ability to generate a mutually accepted ownership of problem representations in teams.
But significant differences reportedly remain on how far both sides are willing to go to reach a mutually accepted compromise.
