Sentence examples for mutually define from inspiring English sources

The way Mike Pence and his wife mutually define a respectful marriage is up to them.

Washington put emphasis on the "mutually defined" phrase, suggesting Iran would require negotiated consent.

American argued that the phrase "mutually defined" implied Iran would still require international consent to pursue enrichment.

It says: "This comprehensive solution would involve a mutually defined enrichment programme with practical limits and transparency measures to ensure the peaceful nature of the programme".

Zarif pointed to a line in the preamble in the text which said that an eventual comprehensive settlement "would involve a mutually defined enrichment programme with practical limits and transparency measures".

At the same time, however, womanhood and motherhood "continue to be conflated and mutually defined," and women's failure to reproduce is often perceived as a failure to achieve their natural potential (Lewin 1993, 191).

The emphasis in this second model is to enable a network of scientists to collectively develop a data grid in a mutually defined area of concentration (i.e., field or domain, as opposed to particular project) that would be beyond the capacity of any one group to build and maintain on their own.

As the driver score of a mutation (gene) µ i is directly prorportional to the number of patients possessing that mutation and the patient score π i is directly proportional to the total number of mutations possesed by the patient, the mutation score and patient score are mutually defined relative to each other and the equations below are justified.

As part of one such initiative, the members of the Pistoia Alliance [2] have mutually agreed to define and document the standards for a secured sequence service.

We define mutually best hits as 1 1 orthologs.

It was not possible to define mutually exclusive exposure categories to analyze individual HRT formulations.