Sentence examples for of mutual necessity from inspiring English sources

David Wenhold, president of the American League of Lobbyists, based in Washington, said the current "cold war" relationship between the White House and K Street lobbyists was one of mutual necessity, with the White House relying on lobbyists' expertise and connections to help shape federal policies.

Canaccord quotes a Collins Stuart analyst note from Friday that said a Palm/Dell merger would "be born of mutual necessity and represent a strategic fit for both parties".

In this way, they can situate themselves in a better position to help the Iranian people, without risking the success of the people's movement for change, or risking their own chances at negotiating with Iran on issues of mutual necessity.

After the Parramatta shootings, which occurred less than a month after he took the prime ministership, Turnbull spoke to Islamic community leaders of the necessity of mutual respect.

Dillenbourg and Jermann (2007) suggested that the effectiveness of collaborative learning crucially depends on the necessity of mutual reference of the learning partners ("Split Where Interaction Should Happen;" p. 292).

Mr Peretz's first test will be the proposed cuts in the defence budget cuts he himself had supported.The Olmert-Peretz partnership is one of necessity, not of mutual admiration.

Perhaps there's something to be said for relationships formed out of a necessity to survive during times of mutual hardship.

In settings characterized by lack of mutual respect and cooperation, complaints abound and work is done simply because of necessity or the obligations of duty, but not from conviction.

But along with the necessity to remember, the greatest gift one generation can bequeath to future ones is the capacity to tolerate the knowledge of mutual suffering, both given and received.

Several more hours of mutual pummeling followed.

"Americans invented the diplomacy of mutual interests.