Sentence examples for of mutually agreed from inspiring English sources

Lawrence Di Rita, the chief Pentagon spokesman, said at a news briefing that the arrangement "will be some sort of mutually agreed process" that was still under discussion.

He seeks out this mirror image; their encounter gives rise to hostility, terror, a kind of mutually agreed nervous breakdown, but a thrilling sense of possibility, an escape from the prison house of individuality.

It now speaks of "mutually agreed contractual arrangements".And the associated "solidarity mechanisms", say officials, are now more likely to be loans than grants; indeed they may just be some form of loan guarantee designed to hold down borrowing costs.

The Bush White House has used similar arguments to try to discredit the mainstream press and its watch-dog role, suggesting that there is no such thing as truly independent reporting or even a set of mutually agreed upon facts, that there are no distinctions between willfully partisan hacks and reporters who genuinely strive to deliver the best obtainable truth.

But here's the thing (the thing with me at any rate): this kind of mutually agreed embargo on musical raucousness in the home has led to a situation whereby my more extreme tastes - my Mr Hyde preferences - get pushed into the margins and end up completely confined to my iPod, which is where the incipient deafness comes in.

Mr Roberts finds that the West, in failing to take advantage of this to produce some kind of mutually agreed post-war settlement, missed an enormous opportunity.In its attempt to suggest that wisdom gained in war made compromise with the West possible, "Stalin's Wars" enjoys only limited success.

Communities in such a network therefore identify groups of mutually agreeing users.

In spite of the mutually agreed upon coolness of such an idea, however, the idea has proven elusive — for all but one company.

* The Interviewer may solely ask a set of questions mutually agreed between Clarence House and [the news organisation].

And though we have agreed to withdraw all our troops by the end of next year — a pledge that we must honor if the Iraqi government so desires — we need to remain open to the possibility of a mutually agreed longer-term security commitment or military presence for deterrence and support.

Cox, who had been suffering from severe exhaustion and was exhibiting symptoms of paranoia, mutually agreed with Hendrix that they should suspend their plans to collaborate musically.