Instead, emphasise how difficult decisions were made mutually and make sure no note of bitterness creeps in.
The engagement with IHP+ is mutually beneficial, making the advantages of the IHP+ principles more concrete to recipients, but providing a structure for engagement and a filter for the Platform by identifying governments committed to collaborative processes.
He doesn't write about clothes, or gestures, or gait, or any of what identifies a gay man to another at 80 paces, or the syntax and vocabulary and slang which makes them mutually clear at closer quarters – I mean, you can't always be saying "Have you seen Mommie Dearest?" to strangers.
What if two mutually exclusive things make us happy, and one has to be abrogated?
It's less politically coy and more coolly seething than Clint Eastwood's American Sniper, but they'd make mutually enhancing companion pieces.
The Foundation said it had been mutually agreed to make this year's events special, with a delegation from the city travelling to Cardiff for Armed Forces Day on 27 June.
Materials can be considered as multiferroic where ferroelectricity and ferromagnetism make mutually exclusive group [3] with the interaction of electric and magnetoelectric effects [4, 7] and the effect of mutual influence of the polarization and magnetization.
Collingwood's rejection of this realism develops out of an attempt to explain how forms of enquiry which make mutually exclusive absolute presuppositions can co-exist alongside one another.
Nevertheless, a network operator is prone to incorrectly configure the firewalls because there are typically thousands or hundreds of filtering/admission rules (i.e., rules in the Access Control List file, or ACL for short), which could be set up in a firewall; not mentioning these rules among firewalls affect mutually and can make the matter worse.
Aaron came up with a list of 36 questions that, if mutually asked, would make two people fall in love.
