"I do indeed hope that we will reach mutual understanding, that freedom will prevail.
Reaching mutual understanding will take a sense of realism and long-term vision.
He added: "Eventually we were able to reach mutual understanding, and this contributed to changes in atmosphere between our country and the West, and to the end of the Cold War.
When I've been speaking on the phone or - best of all - in person with trans people over the last week, it has been far easier to reach mutual understanding.
As these different interpretations may lead to misunderstandings during requirements engineering, Spradley's approach could prove useful as a tool not only to elicit and analyse requirements, but also to facilitate unambiguous communication to reach mutual understanding among participants.
"Eventually, we managed to reach mutual understanding and it was a contribution to changing the atmosphere between our country and the west and to stopping the cold war". The Russian president, Vladimir Putin, said: "We have lost a strong political figure". He issued his condolences "in the name of the Russian leadership".
"It is but sheer determination, religious and ideological adherence and unequalled sacrifices displayed by true Afghan Mujahid nation for the last decade that today regional and world powers are after to reach mutual understanding about the country," the statement said in the Taliban's typically fractured English.
Eventually we were able to reach mutual understanding, and this contributed to changes in atmosphere between our country and the West, and to the end of the Cold War.
When facing challenges with board members, sometimes spending time one-on-one to openly discuss their concerns and reservations is your best route to building a stronger personal relationship and reaching mutual understanding free from the political dynamics of a formal board setting.
While the Irish Gaelic and Scots Gaelic languages are now distinct, they remain part of the same dialect and individual words and phrases remain similar enough that an Irish speaker and a Scottish Gael could reach mutual understanding without much effort.
This type of communication is called "integrative communication" and involves discussing issues openly and in a non-threatening way to reach mutual understanding, or "integration".
