Sentence examples for mutually to from inspiring English sources

Osama al-Ali, a senior Palestinian security official, said the Israelis and Palestinians had agreed mutually to "exert maximum effort to stop the fire".

Registrants, who must be 18 or older, are required to pay a $25 fee and sign an affidavit saying they "contribute mutually to each other's maintenance and support".

Hillary Rodham Clinton and Representative Rick Lazio both claim credit for taking the initiative and agreeing mutually to ban soft-money broadcast ads in their New York Senate campaigns.

Attempts to write new definitions in 2003 and 2007 did not move forward, leaving in place this vague definition: "Public relations helps an organization and its publics adapt mutually to each other".

The last time the public relations organization updated its definition of public relations was 1982, when it adopted this vague phrase: "Public relations helps an organization and its publics adapt mutually to each other".

If players and teams are allowed mutually to terminate contracts with less than two months left in the regular season, what is to prevent Isaiah Rider from doing all he can to make the Atlanta Hawks release him from his deal and be rewarded by getting picked up by a playoff team?

But it is rare for me to be mutually attracted to another Asian man.

In addition, it appears to be mutually exclusive to EGFR TK and KRAS mutations.

The system relies on pedestrians and drivers mutually agreeing to give way to each other.

Do try to find someone mutually known to introduce you.

Sometimes parties to a contract will mutually decide to end the contract.