In California both parties, by mutual agreement, rigged districts so that every incumbent would win reelection.
Instead of acting by mutual agreement it will have voting rights, with an 85% majority needed for emergency action.
Those generic technologies are "key to the drive into this market, to agree to those standards by mutual agreement, " Potter said.
Health Minister Edwin Poots said that the move was by mutual agreement, to "enhance the strategic leadership in this high priority area".
The Jobs Bank was set up by mutual agreement between U.S. automakers and the United Auto Workers union to protect workers from layoffs.
The trust's chief executive, Rose Gibb, later resigned by mutual agreement.
Since ESPN and the Pac-12 are already partners, ESPN would likely be a part of the discussion before Texas is added and everything would be worked out by mutual agreement.
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Chief executive Tom Albanese stepped down by mutual agreement with the board, Rio Tinto said, and has been replaced by Sam Walsh, chief executive of the miner's iron ore business.
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Here again, the two parties are bound by a legal agreement, which can be terminated earlier by mutual consent.
Fidelity, the second-largest mutual-fund manager in the U.S. by assets, trumpeted the iShares agreement as a way for clients to gain access to more ETFs for less money.
The motion sought agreement from members that the transfer of functions relating to mutual societies should be considered by the UK Parliament.
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