Mutuality

The two interacting subjects cannot act together unless some kind of mutuality is established. ❋ Unknown (2005)

In reality, many not only found the idea of mutuality "" inconvenient ''; they flat-out didn't accept it. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Normans employed sophisticated feudalism as their engine; the Iroquois, a shade more egalitarian, employed the notion of mutuality and common law but were just as ruthless in establishing it. ❋ Moorcock, Michael, 1939- (2003)

The principle here neglected, which may be called mutuality by those who misunderstand and dislike the word equality, does not offer so clear a distinction between the Prussian and the other peoples as did the first ❋ Various (N/A)

You look at all these young people here, with your tee-shirts on, doing good things -- Dr. King once gave a sermon at the National Cathedral here in Washington in which he said, we are all caught up in -- and he had a wonderful phrase -- he said, in an inescapable web of mutuality, which is an elegant way of saying that I can never be fully what I want to be unless you have a chance to be fully what you want to be. ❋ ITY National Archives (2000)

It's that he is at a-- as I said, an intellectual and cultural level, and he has a-- shares a kind of mutuality of insight with Dylan, who I think is, you know, the leading literary figure of our times, you know, and one of the leading literary figures of the century. ❋ Unknown (2008)

And what appears to be going on according to western diplomat, is some kind of mutuality, some kind of choreography, some kind of attempt to finesse the impasse that all sides are at the moment. ❋ Unknown (2008)

A good legal culture, on this definition, will be one that allows and encourages this kind of mutuality, not simply one that reinforces the general claims of the other and the community. ❋ Unknown (2007)

This idea that an economy can be ordered on the basis of "mutuality" and the identification of the interests of employer and employee, is difficult for those who assume that an economic system must be powered by competition and self-interest. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Later, as I contemplated the message that evening, I wondered if this kind of mutuality had an application to the spiritual life as well, particularly with regard to the Mass. ❋ Heidi Hess Saxton (2007)

But equally, to speak of mutuality as I have done is not to say that it is simply mutual relation on the human level that creates or constitutes the Church's unity. ❋ Unknown (2006)

In fact, I find it funny to realize, that we claim knowledge of each other without actually knowing if ther is any kind of mutuality involved. ❋ Unknown (2006)

So, there ` s a kind of mutuality in it, that I think is -- well is -- it ` s still ought to exist. ❋ Unknown (2003)

His acceptance under this threat of starvation under the conception of the Supreme Court, is a contract that contains every element of "mutuality", is free from duress, to enhance the public good, safeguard life and limb and gives to all "equal opportunities and freedom of contract". ❋ Unknown (1921)

It is one of the grand policies of the slaveholders to keep up a continual lack of confidence on the part of the coloured people toward each other, whether they be free or bond, by inspiring them with jealousy and envy against each other in order to keep down that sympathy and mutuality which is so necessary among people having a common interest at stake. ❋ Unknown (1851)

So why aren’t we encouraging the idea of mutuality and an “enthusiastic participation” standard? ❋ Unknown (2005)

Though I suspect that most people reading this would find 'mutuality' an appealing way of approaching these issues I think there are some real problems with it. ❋ Aaron R. (2010)

Allen's Archbishop point about the "mutuality" of help is really interesting for me. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Progressives favor "mutuality" which, for instance, promotes that if an individual succeeds financially within the dynamic system of the free market, he or she has the responsibility to give something back and to attend to those who remain comparatively uncompensated for their participation in wealth production. ❋ Unknown (2009)