"Respect for the rule of law and promoting integration for immigrants are not mutually exclusive but rather mutually reinforcing," Soerens wrote in an email.
Unless mutually agreed upon by written instrument executed by the Parties, any amendment made pursuant to this section shall be limited exclusively to the identification of the additional geographic area or areas to be added to the Service Area and shall not materially amend any other substantive provisions of the License.
"The press and its readers are likely to be mutually dependent," he wrote, "influencing each other in a constantly shifting process of mutual adaptation".
"The Chinese and Greek economies are mutually complementary," Li wrote on Wednesday in the conservative daily Kathimerini.
"The new age required nothing less than excellent design for everyone; quality and mass production were not mutually exclusive," Duncan writes.
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"For every local wage ordinance it has ever adopted, the Los Angeles City Council has respected agreements that businesses and employees have mutually reached," he wrote.
"For more than 20 years we have made it clear that human rights and development are intertwined and mutually reinforcing," Koeberle wrote.
It is closely related to Norwegian, with which it is mutually intelligible, especially in the written form.
Although the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia share English as a common oral and written language, ASL is not mutually intelligible with British Sign Language (BSL) or Auslan.
It is written in clinically precise and mutually comprehensible language.
