Sentence examples for question of mutual from inspiring English sources

A deal would require a new law to resolve the question of mutual status, and strong backing from the government.

"The underlying issue, I think, is the question of mutual trust," agreed Nancy Ammerman, a Boston University professor of religion and sociology.

In their article, Tarantini et al. (2009) focused on the basic question of mutual relationships between environmental and genetic factors.

Allow me, beyond what has already been said about the importance of assessing the training of judges, to highlight two issues that are fundamental to the question of mutual trust and which are at the root of what in future could become mutual recognition.

A brief communiqué said that "some provisions" of an agreement banning tests in the atmosphere, outer space and underwater, had been discussed along with "other questions of mutual concern".

Reciprocal gestures would in turn create momentum toward solving the yet-more-difficult final-status questions of mutual borders, the status of Jerusalem and the "right of return" for Palestinians who fled Israel decades ago.

However, the behavioral accounting researcher would do well to follow research in this discipline closely, and behavioral accountants in the near future are likely to collaborate with neuroscientists and neuroeconomists on questions of mutual interest.

While there's no question of their mutual devotion, their comfortably shabby domesticity is eroded by boredom, emotional claustrophobia and a lurking sense of hopelessness.

Played wide by then coach Hans Backe, Le Toux looked an appropriately peripheral figure for New York and there was never any question of a mutual agreement for his contract option to be picked up there, as the player seemed to be drifting alarmingly.

The Supreme Court is already hearing a separate case, Jones vs. Harris Associates, which involves the question of whether mutual funds over-charge for their services.

But the rapturous reception, with its edge of defiance and desperation is no doubt a warming note on this chilly morn, and he answers several patsy questions (more hymns of mutual admiration) from Harriet's hand-picked candidates.