Sentence examples for mutually establish from inspiring English sources
If the argument for the self-establishment of the epistemic instruments is not successful, the remaining option is to argue that the instruments and objects mutually establish one another.
The museum told Cambodian officials in a letter last month that it hoped to send the objects as soon as "appropriate arrangements for transit can be mutually established".
4. Appreciable improvement is realized only when specified goals and deadlines are mutually established and agreed on by the subordinate and his manager in an interview split away from the appraisal interview.
Finally one could regard the epistemic instruments and objects as mutually establishing each other.
The two have to be mutually established: the instrument establishes the object by giving us cognitive access to it, our successful interaction with the object establishes the instrument as a trustworthy route to the object.
But this need not rule out any attempts of mutually establishing the epistemic instruments and objects if we do not use epistemically suspect procedures (which we know to have lead to unsuccessful cognitions in the past) to establish the success of our cognitive actions.
Those sister cities are Leavenworth, Kansas in the United States, which was established in 1962; Nördlingen in Germany, established in 1967; and Kunming in China, mutually established in 1988.
Sister cities and universities establish mutually enriching associations based on shared characteristics like similar size.
Students and sponsors, once connected, will need to work together to establish mutually convenient times to arrange their job shadow or informational interviewing opportunity.
The mission of the CNR Alumni Association CNRAAA) is to promote the interests of the UC Berkeley College of Natural Resources and establish mutually beneficial relations between the College and its alumni.
Even if organisms compete for the same resources, they may also establish mutually beneficial relationships.
