Be smart: In many cases, it's a mutually beneficial relationship.
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Our cooperation is open, transparent, and mutually beneficial and equal.
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We also see that this coordination has been mutually beneficial.
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To this end, we are pursuing mutually beneficial economic integration.
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In the alternative, a mutually beneficial separation could be negotiated.
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It's an interesting partnership, and mutually beneficial for both parties.
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The soft black mold and Tokaj wine are mutually beneficial.
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But that doesn't mean that the arrangement isn't mutually beneficial.
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On the surface, the trade appears to be mutually beneficial.
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It's mutually beneficial marketing, a new frontier in social advertising.
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She believes they can be mutually beneficial to both parties.
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Some people make money by providing mutually beneficial win-win arrangements.
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Not even the Dallas massacre has disrupted this mutually beneficial arrangement.
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Thompson's line both celebrated and resulted from this mutually beneficial vibe.
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These kinds of mutually beneficial relationships were common on the water.
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A deal with Amazon, however, is mutually beneficial to both parties.
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Neither. The Grozny-Kremlin relationship is calculated, controlled and mutually beneficial.
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Pelosi's relationship with Ocasio-Cortez has, to date, been mutually beneficial.
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The encounter marked the beginning of a long, mutually beneficial friendship.
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Thankfully, they teamed up with HGTV for a mutually beneficial collaboration.
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That's a safe, mutually beneficial community for people seeking one another.
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There was a mutually beneficial relationship between the site and the artists.
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"We're excited by the possibilities of these mutually beneficial relationships," he said.
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S. trade and business relations should be mutually beneficial and win-win.
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Part of that steadfast reliability stems from our mutually beneficial trading relationship.
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Historically, the relationship between MTV and Jackson has always been mutually beneficial.
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Now there's a weapon — and a mutually beneficial one — in the arsenal.
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The attraction turned out to be mutual, or at least mutually beneficial.
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Amastris' next marriage, to Macedonian officer Lysimachos, was another mutually beneficial partnership.
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But while the moves might seem mutually beneficial, controversy often clouds them.
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As you know, AGs frequently form mutually beneficial alliances with plaintiffs lawyers.
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However, that does not always mean that trade pacts are mutually beneficial.
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For the first time, Axe and Chuck have a very mutually beneficial relationship.
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And I think so far that relationship and cooperation has been mutually beneficial.
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Play nice and we can be friends in a mutually beneficial way economically.
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This tactic starts your conversation off on a more productive, mutually beneficial track.
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The presidents spoke in favor of developing mutually beneficial trade and investment relations.
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First of all, by reminding his administration that the relationship is mutually beneficial.
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It's always nice when their murderous tendencies turn out to be mutually beneficial.
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Big Car's mission is an actual—and mutually beneficial—association with its environs.
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This would lead to generations of good will and mutually beneficial collaboration. 12.
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Given the mutually beneficial relationship, I don't see him fighting with President Trump.
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However, Japan can increase U.S. imports, and shale gas would be mutually beneficial.
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And through some tough times early on, a mutually beneficial bond was formed.
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"We have a long and profitable and mutually beneficial relationship ahead of us."
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Then the other is I really enjoy making introductions if they're mutually beneficial.
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In his victory speech, he said he wanted "mutually beneficial" relations with Washington.
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He described the company-teacher relationships as mutually beneficial for schools and industry.
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"Having a secure border is a sovereign right and mutually beneficial," Trump said.
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It will either work out, or we'll work out some mutually beneficial tax.
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The relationship between development, diplomacy and defense is one of mutually beneficial partnership.
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The relationship between the grandmothers and the researchers seems to be mutually beneficial.
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Have-- are we making progress-- CHRISTINE LAGARDE: Mutually beneficial-- SARA EISEN: --toward that?
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The issue most likely to scupper a mutually beneficial deal is freedom of movement.
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Focus on one-on-one relationship building so you can cultivate mutually beneficial contacts.
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Both Google and Huawei have spoken glowingly about their mutually beneficial collaboration around Android.
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Going into talks, both sides said they wanted to reach a mutually beneficial agreement.
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DO THINGS THAT ARE MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL FOR YOUR PARTNER TO DO A GOOD DEAL.
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Free trade requires fair trade, based on a common set of mutually beneficial rules.
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Reuters identified 9563 funeral operators that have struck mutually beneficial business arrangements with brokers.
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Good arms control agreements are those that exchange stabilizing, verifiable, and mutually beneficial reductions.
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The relationship proved to be mutually beneficial, explains Hayneedle's head of Engineering, Benjamin Dekarske.
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At the highest rhetorical level, freedom and equality coexisted in a mutually beneficial partnership.
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"It's an investment that's mutually beneficial," Lidl US Chairman Roman Heini told Business Insider.
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The rise of artificial intelligence made a potential relationship once again seem mutually beneficial.
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A credit card should be a mutually beneficial relationship between you and your bank.
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The duke and Claire pretend to not recognize one another, which is mutually beneficial.
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"With the U.S., we want to have a mutually beneficial relationship," Mr. Khan said.
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Le Pen and Russian politicians have been forging their mutually beneficial friendship for years.
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The Big Four are looking to partner with startups to create mutually beneficial relationships.
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The xenia of Homeric times implied a mutually beneficial relationship between host and guest.
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DiClemente says that the relationship between baby boomers and tech will be mutually beneficial.
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Such people, confronted with a collective problem, reach naturally for cooperative, mutually beneficial solutions.
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S. trade and financial cooperation is mutually beneficial, Geng told a daily news briefing.
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"The nature of China-US economic and trade relation is mutually beneficial," Geng said.
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But leave it to Katy Perry and YouTube to find another mutually beneficial promotional opportunity.
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Judging by the season premiere, the Shepherds had forged a mutually beneficial relationship with Francis.
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The Kurds have been helpful in the ISIS effort, and it has been mutually beneficial.
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Not having those real and mutually-beneficial relationships is as damaging as high blood pressure.
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Putin added that positive developments in relations between Russia and Britain would be mutually beneficial.
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"It is a mutually beneficial arrangement, and the benefits have overridden their animosity," said Malhi.
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Companies not considered power-related are even getting involved to find mutually-beneficial feasibility solutions.
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The United States and Turkey have demonstrated the benefit of a mutually beneficial economic partnership.
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There is always a mutually beneficial relationship between candidates and news organizations during presidential years.
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So, her visit could well have been a means to establish a mutually beneficial alliance.
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Dogs and humans evolved alongside each other for thousands of years for mutually beneficial reasons.
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Just as in a marriage, a mutually beneficial alliance almost overnight could become divorce absolute.
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"There is a potential for mutually beneficial better cooperation, and that remains untapped," he said.
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Some dance, and some provide advice about mental health, but the relationship is mutually beneficial.
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And through these mutually beneficial partnerships, students can have access to a job after they graduate.
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Other countries are rivals competing for the same spoils, not trading partners enjoying mutually beneficial exchange.
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Already, he says, long-established Muslims like himself have a mutually beneficial relationship with the authorities.
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In short, open source provides a way for companies to collaborate on technology that's mutually beneficial.
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Increasingly closer EU-China economic relations will continue as a result of mutually beneficial business transactions.
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For much of his political career, Trump has cultivated a mutually beneficial relationship with Fox News.
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The outcome should be mutually beneficial and win-win, Hua said, speaking at a regular briefing.
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We identified a mutually beneficial opportunity to maximize the utilization rates for the Zeel Massage Therapists.
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"This is mutually beneficial cooperation for who?" asked John Fisher, Geneva director of Human Rights Watch.
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LSEG IN LETTER TO HKEX SAYS - "WE VALUE OUR MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL PARTNERSHIP WITH SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE"
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Duff is clearly unhappy with those changes and figures Hulu can be a mutually beneficial solution.
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Based on Thursday's move, Haiti can no longer be a partner in this mutually-beneficial program.
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They definitely missed the connectedness and mutually beneficial relationships that they would find in other schools.
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" "It's important to normalize and develop our bilateral ties on an equal and mutually beneficial basis.
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A Transneft executive said last month that the dispute had been resolved on "mutually beneficial terms".
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Cirque du Soleil had a mutually beneficial and very profitable partnership with the MGM Mirage casinos.
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There has been a long and mutually beneficial history of Wall Street types working in Washington.
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The red carpet is a marketing machine, pairing stars and brands to optimum mutually beneficial effect.
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We do not anticipate significant regulatory or other obstacles in consummating a mutually beneficial transaction promptly.
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"Any future transatlantic work programme has to be balanced and mutually beneficial," it said in the statement.
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"Any future transatlantic work program has to be balanced and mutually beneficial," it said in the statement.
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Ensuring that your tablet or computer is properly wiped is mutually beneficial for both buyer and seller.
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An agreement between the two companies would be "mutually beneficial," wrote Evercore ISI in an note Sunday.
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A reasonable and constructive economic dialog with Germans and East Asians should be possible and mutually beneficial.
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Russia is ready to continue mutually beneficial cooperation with Turkey, RIA also quoted the minister as saying.
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Meanwhile, China said trade talks between the United States and China should be equal and mutually beneficial.
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Haimann ensures LACRM continues to grow by engaging customers and finding new opportunities for mutually beneficial partnerships.
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Everyone was there to help and support each other and look for mutually beneficial ways to collaborate.
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Not only were they both great at building products, but they had developed a mutually beneficial relationship.
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Convincing European heads of state of her desire to achieve a mutually beneficial Brexit may prove difficult.
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An agreement between the two companies would be "mutually beneficial," wrote Evercore ISI in a note Sunday.
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Their toil and industry could have taken place within a well-regulated and mutually beneficial labor market.
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Cooper had accused Hilliard of working with General Motors to cut a mutually beneficial deal and strategy.
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For decades, this has been a human-to-human process that led to a mutually beneficial relationship.
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I told him that is not the way to build a mutually beneficial relationship for both nations.
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There&aposs winners and losers and he doesn&apost often talk about things that are mutually beneficial.
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In the Indian Ocean, there is a strange mutually beneficial relationship that developed between two otherwise rivals.
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The question then becomes how long this mutually beneficial trend will last before the robots take over.
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And she uses no pesticides on her farm, Guzakuza, planting mutually beneficial vegetables on a single plot.
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Hicks' hiring stirred intrigue because President Trump and Rupert Murdoch have a complicated and mutually beneficial relationship.
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He added that he continued to be optimistic that a mutually beneficial agreement could be worked out.
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Both countries have an interest in the more balanced and mutually beneficial relationship envisioned with the agreement.
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The outcome will definitely reverberate overseas since Netanyahu shares a mutually beneficial friendship with President Donald Trump.
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Braskem said the contract was mutually beneficial, arguing that it helps cut Mexico's reliance on foreign plastics.
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"I would like to see this as a two way mutually beneficial partnership," he told reporters on Friday.
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MEXICAN ECONOMY MINISTRY SAYS THERE IS OPEN DIALOG WITH THE UNITED STATES AND INTEREST IN MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL AGREEMENT
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Bannon's ascension solidifies an informal, mutually beneficial relationship between Breitbart, which has unapologetically championed Trump, and the campaign.
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Chinese Vice Commerce Minister Wang Shouwen said on Friday that trade talks should be equal and mutually beneficial.
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Through close cooperation, our two nations have developed a deep, durable and mutually beneficial security and defense relationship.
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To me, blow jobs often feel transactional, like a service received as opposed to a mutually beneficial act.
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The Chicago-based company is built on a simple network of mutually beneficial premises: Young people love money.
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But he urged the United States to "sit down peacefully" to constructively discuss finding a mutually beneficial solution.
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Unlike some of his peers, Lerer reckons these minnows can have mutually beneficial relationships with giants like Facebook.
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For whatever genuine camaraderie existed between the two, the arrangement was a mutually beneficial business venture at heart.
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But what happens there next could potentially undermine the so-far mutually beneficial agreement among the three countries.
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The most successful independent providers view each opportunity as a chance to create an ongoing mutually beneficial relationship.
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An agreement between the two companies would be "mutually beneficial," wrote Evercore ISI in a note on Sunday.
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On Monday, Trudeau called Trump to stress the need to preserve the "mutually beneficial" cross border supply chains.
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In return, we get to keep at this exercise, which all of us here hope is mutually beneficial.
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But this is more than a story of a mutually beneficial friendship between an artist and a curator.
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There are ways of getting around typical salary negotiations that can help you get to a mutually beneficial agreement.
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We are proud to be working with the DOS and look forward to a long and mutually beneficial relationship.
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But he told Trump of his desire to forge a mutually-beneficial peace and improved commercial links, he added.
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In reality, she said, NATO is a mutually beneficial arrangement no matter who is paying for most of it.
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It is critically important to restore agricultural markets and mutually beneficial relationships with our trading partners around the world.
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In many cases mutually beneficial agreements can be struck between miners and communities, provided there is trust and goodwill.
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"There is still a long way to go, but hopes of a mutually beneficial solution are growing," he said.
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And yet, for the majority of 25 seasons, these two elements managed to work together to mutually beneficial ends.
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In his victory speech on Thursday, he said he wanted "mutually beneficial" relations with Washington, and peace in Afghanistan.
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"We see it as something mutually beneficial, but that's not the language that's being used by politicians," he said.
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Who else is breaking down the boundaries between artist and fan in such an intimate and mutually beneficial way?
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Rather, they enter into FTAs in order to grow their economies through mutually beneficial cross-border trade and investment.
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He has said he wants a "mutually beneficial" relationship with the United States, but this will not be easy.
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Even if corporate welfare had no taxpayer costs, it moves businesses away from their best mutually beneficial private arrangements.
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Instead, Moscow will focus on providing mutually beneficial cooperation in the fields of security, resource extraction and nuclear power.
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Websites like Seeking Arrangement and What's Your Price let sugar babies, daddies, and even mommas obtain "mutually beneficial" arrangements.
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Policymakers and negotiators on both sides must consider these broader interests of mutually beneficial peace as well as prosperity.
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Her statement represents a startling break in the Warren-Sanders relationship, which has largely been cordial and mutually beneficial.
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Diplomacy is first and foremost about reaching mutually beneficial arrangements that others will accept and not look to overturn.
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As I have said, the United States is prepared to negotiate mutually beneficial bilateral trade agreements with all countries.
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For the United States, global economic growth helps fuel our own prosperity as well in a mutually beneficial relationship.
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The friendship between our modern countries is a state of mutually beneficial harmony that surely deserves to be preserved.
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"Building mutually beneficial relationships has been an essential part of my life as an entrepreneur and investor," says John.
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This is decidedly not a feel-good play about mutually beneficial bonds formed across the racial and economic divides.
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He saw the moment as a means to build a mutually-beneficial partnership of long term investment and trade.
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As I have said, the United States is prepared to negotiate mutually beneficial, bilateral trade agreements with all countries.
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Heavy weaponry or not, it is clear that Russia and Hezbollah have established some form of mutually beneficial relationship.
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Stakeholders with varying interests came together to hash out a mutually beneficial compromise that accelerates the clean energy transition.
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China led a resolution at the council - its second-ever in nearly 12 years - that calls for "mutually beneficial cooperation".
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"The sides have reached a mutually beneficial compromise," the ministry said, adding that the agreement was signed on Sept. 12.
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This trend has legs because, done right, it has the potential to be mutually beneficial for customers and the industry.
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China hopes that both sides can "work hard, exclude disturbances, and reach a mutually beneficial, win-win agreement", he added.
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If the Snapchat-Viacom deal proves fruitful, it would prove mutually beneficial for the two companies that have complementary problems.
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The franchisor's system allows his company to "focus on building long-term mutually beneficial relationships with our customers," O'Farrell said.
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A White House official said the two leaders had called on their teams to work on mutually beneficial trade solutions.
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Xi believed the two sides should strive to reach a mutually beneficial trade pact as soon as possible, Liu added.
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Each of these M&A scenarios would be mutually beneficial: advancing Patreon's mission and providing strategic value to the parent.
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As we all know about the modern internet, the news industry's relationship with the series of tubes is mutually beneficial.
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Wall Street believes that both Washington and Beijing are motivated to find an agreement as it would be mutually beneficial.
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These are mutually beneficial relationships wherein you focus on your superpower and have those around you who focus on theirs.
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It's mutually beneficial to society and to kids to keep raising the bar for kids' passion and understanding of technology.
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We are glad that we were able to work through their various issues and come to a mutually beneficial resolution.
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Finding mutually beneficial (and fun!) ways to team up with people will bring you lots of success during this time.
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South Korea has said the meeting does not necessarily mean renegotiation of the deal, stressing the pact was mutually beneficial.
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Economic growth happens when people put resources to better uses to satisfy their wants and needs through mutually beneficial choices.
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The conditions for creating strong and mutually beneficial public-private partnerships for economic growth and development have never been better.
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"Canada's claims are unfounded and could only lower U.S. confidence that Canada is committed to mutually beneficial trade," Lighthizer said.
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Businesses and farmers built mutually beneficial co-production networks that enabled them to compete successfully against other global trading powers.
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Sure, it is possible that Trump's game of tariff chicken with China could yield a remarkable and mutually beneficial deal.
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"The prime minister and the President reaffirmed the importance of the mutually beneficial Canada-US trade relationship," Canada's readout said.
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"This can become a productive, mutually beneficial relationship," Bruce Katz, a Brookings vice president, wrote to Lennar in July 2010.
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"Before Macri there was no dialogue, so there were no opportunities for mutually beneficial cooperation," Foreign Minister Jorge Faurie said.
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The champions of cosmopolitanism — free global flow of people, goods, and ideas, mutually beneficial international cooperation — are on the defensive.
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At an unspecified point in the distant future, two colonies on asteroids have established a stable, mutually beneficial trading partnership.
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Instead of digesting it, the organism kept it around and the two cells worked together in a mutually beneficial relationship.
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We are working with friends to confront common threats, seize mutually beneficial opportunities and press for solutions to shared problems.
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Today, the average Iranian citizen longs for friendship and mutually beneficial ties with the outside world, particularly the United States.
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They take care of you, and if you slip them some extra money, it makes the mutually beneficial relationship stronger.
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"Relationships [should be] mutually beneficial and marked by give-and-take and a sense of trust and compassion," he says.
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Sanlam told Reuters it would team up with a bank if the alliance supported its strategy and was mutually beneficial.
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Google, on the other hand, may be able to strike friendlier deals, as there's a mutually beneficial relationship to be had.
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S. trade and economic ties is mutually beneficial and win-win, directly and indirectly supporting 2.6 million U.S. jobs, she added.
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Justin subsequently distances himself from Bryce, realizing their friendship is not mutually beneficial and was more about Bryce's "ownership" over Justin.
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That isn't to say Thibodeau wouldn't be who he is without Rose, but their relationship was clearly a mutually beneficial one.
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Therefore, "the interests of community welfare and existence" depend on a positive, trusting, mutually beneficial relationship between police and the public.
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It was a mutually-beneficial commercial relationship that often forgot about the originally intended beneficiary of such an arrangement: the customer.
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In the longer term, he believes it would be desirable to forge a mutually beneficial understanding between the miners and conservationists.
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" A MUSC statement said the same, adding that "the Parties agreed that it was mutually beneficial to amicably resolve this case.
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"The Government of Pakistan welcomes this approach to work towards a mutually beneficial solution that works for both sides," it said.
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NAFTA has shown the world that the ties that bind our countries together are mutually beneficial and are stronger than ever.
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China is committed to mutually beneficial cooperation, win-win development and settling trade disputes through discussion as equals, the report said.
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Lockton breached its contract, the NRA alleges, when it caved to New York's bullying and ended a longstanding "mutually beneficial" relationship.
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Viacom and Charter are working to "reach a mutually beneficial deal," said the source, who did not want to be identified.
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This will be especially true under a Trump administration, where the potential for a mutually beneficial economic partnership is undoubtedly enormous.
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They can pretend to be together, a mutually beneficial business arrangement that involves a written contract and a ban on kissing.
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We have invested years building long term, effective and mutually beneficial partnerships with trusted and industry-leading headwear manufacturers in China.
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Two nights into what already appears to be a mutually beneficial relationship, the 27-year-old looks invigorated on both ends.
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Fisk has been following the Punisher's case, so when Frank goes to jail, Fisk makes him a tempting, mutually beneficial offer.
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Features are mutually beneficial to artists, and sometimes there is a sense of something being more strategic than it is organic.
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And it showcased a mutually beneficial political union between two native New Yorkers who each find themselves isolated in different ways.
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In an interview with Vulture, Keo described her relationship with Barbash as more of a mutually beneficial (if illegal) business move.
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Mutually beneficial alliances and partnerships are crucial to strategy, providing a durable, asymmetric strategic advantage no competitor or rival can match.
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Just as eroding competition from abroad destroys wealth by pushing up prices and eliminating mutually beneficial trades, so do higher taxes.
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" The ambassador and his team were touting a new report called "France and the United States: A deep and mutually beneficial relationship.
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And in his victory speech, Khan offered an olive branch to India and called for mutually beneficial ties with the United States.
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Unfortunately, the dynamic between giant healthcare institutions and tiny idealistic startups for pilots is not actually set up to be mutually beneficial.
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The decision to stop running Netflix ads comes after the company failed to see a mutually beneficial relationship, according to the Journal.
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This wasn't all Spotify's doing (Apple Music doesn't make its streaming numbers public), but Sheeran's mutually beneficial relationship with Spotify certainly helped.
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A mutually beneficial fan gathering is just what 2019 needs to balance out the toxic stan culture that defined this past year.
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With the possibility of WME going public, White thinks that the company's potential IPO would be mutually beneficial for WME and UFC.
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But it's also meant to display a forgotten world in which humans and felines seem to have a mutually beneficial symbiotic relationship.
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Spence says that he doesn't foresee Amazon or other companies pulling out of Sonos devices, because they've found a "mutually beneficial" relationship.
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McDonald's said its franchise model globally is based on mutually beneficial partnerships and the company "treasures" employees as its most important asset.
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The two leaders also discussed the North American Free Trade (NAFTA) negotiations and agreed to continue working toward a mutually beneficial outcome.
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They rejected our values of supporting working people and were unwilling to work with our local communities toward a mutually beneficial resolution.
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It is time to move on and look for a different mutually beneficial alternative to solve the colonial status of Puerto Rico.
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According to Riley, the relationship you have as a start-up founder with the people in your city can be mutually beneficial.
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Although the relationship between Uber, Cabify, and the Venezuelan diaspora is often mutually beneficial, it also could be easily perceived as exploitative.
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Rather than allow a mutually beneficial interaction with the online brokers, federal policymakers first focused on making their own website run properly.
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Abby Johnson believes that involving the entire team in forming collective goals makes these mutually beneficial solutions easier to make a reality.
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Countries around the world could easily have made the mutually beneficial decision to end offshore tax haven abuse, simply by mandating transparency.
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"Owning a pet is a privilege and should result in a mutually beneficial relationship," according to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA).
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President Trump and his old friend David J. Pecker, whose company owns The National Enquirer, have long had a mutually beneficial relationship.
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Uber wouldn't go into detail about the financial logistics of the partnership, but indicated it would be mutually beneficial for both companies.
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The best plan seems to be active shaping of growing AI. Teaching it and us to live together in mutually beneficial way.
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"China is committed to constructive dialog to resolve and manage our differences, and believe ... the deal must be mutually beneficial," she said.
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Keeping Britain in the club should be mutually beneficial, but other members could make new demands for greater market access in Britain.
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Alienating nations around the world, with whom the United States has had long and mutually beneficial relationships is no way to bargain.
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On this understanding of one's long-range interests, there is no victimization and no duplicity; there is only honest, mutually beneficial exchange.
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Regardless of how Trump and Kanye actually feel about one another, their latest meeting is a continuation of their mutually beneficial relationship.
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A world of mutually beneficial trade could turn into one in which there are no winners without losers, and no victory without conflict.
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With the outcome of Brexit negotiations difficult to predict, Villeroy emphasised both parties had to work together to ensure a mutually beneficial outcome.
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Instead, as a big buyer of Chinese imports, the U.S. should use its leverage to force a more mutually beneficial relationship, Trump added.
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Peter Navarro, Mr Trump's trade adviser, wants to create a "mutually beneficial regional powerhouse", though his way of doing that could be disruptive.
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"Security of power supply is important for both our plant and Nyhamna... We could find a solution that is mutually beneficial," he said.
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I've also become aware of, and grateful for, an amazing network of people who are eager to make mutually beneficial connections and collaborations.
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More interesting is the unlikely intersection of sensibilities that turns out somehow to be right — to be mutually beneficial, seemingly against all odds.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Trump and Tillerson were "pragmatic people" who could help America and Russia build a mutually beneficial relationship.
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"That experience will serve him well as he represents America's interests and further develops a mutually beneficial relationship with Chinese leadership," Trump said.
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None of the three countries' domestic political considerations that are now interwoven with NAFTA renegotiations necessarily preclude a mutually beneficial agreement being reached.
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Most of the new tech firms are "platforms" that connect different groups of people and allow them to engage in mutually beneficial exchanges.
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We acknowledge that free, fair, and mutually beneficial trade and investment, while creating reciprocal benefits, are key engines for growth and job creation.
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For economic reasons alone, it is mutually beneficial for the public and private sector to work together to progress the sustainable development goals.
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I also take note of candidates who ask questions, because then it feels like a collaborative effort to reach a mutually beneficial outcome.
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And if the two align in what would most certainly be a mutually beneficial situation, it's a whole new ballgame in cable news.
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In Microeconomics 101, deals are an afterthought: Transactions have the most socially optimal outcome when buyer and seller reach a mutually beneficial agreement.
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Our Founding Fathers also encouraged the maintenance of mutually beneficial trade relationships with other nations while forewarning us not to become over-entangled.
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He likened loneliness to hunger, explaining that it helps naturally gregarious humans establish mutually beneficial relationships that meet social needs vital to survival.
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Promising to pursue "mutually beneficial commerce" through bilateral trade agreements, Mr. Trump roundly condemned the kind of multilateral accords his predecessors had pursued.
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These in turn persist when they can provide themselves a different set of nonexcludable, nonrivalrously consumed, mutually beneficial rules, norms, laws and institutions.
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Neither Amazon nor the post office has disclosed the details of its agreement, but the Postal Service says the deal is mutually beneficial.
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But we stand with and fight for American workers insisting - demanding - that our trade agreements be mutually beneficial and fair to American workers.
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Building some bridges with a Senate Republican Conference that shunned his presidential run could be mutually beneficial for both Cruz and GOP incumbents.
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It would also make U.S. foreign assistance efforts much more cost-effective, by using public resources to catalyze mutually-beneficial private sector investment.
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China led a resolution at the U.N. Human Rights Council - its second-ever in nearly 12 years - that calls for "mutually beneficial cooperation".
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This arrangement fostered an intimate familiarity between crooks and government officials, something that would, in Arkan's case, prove mutually beneficial for both sides.
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Such screenings serve several purposes, many of which are mutually beneficial to both the studio and the press who cover the studio's releases.
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"Do You Wanna Come Over?" is essentially three and a half minute long "u up?" text that celebrates sex as a mutually beneficial transaction.
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Companies are investing a lot of money to acquire mobile users, but they aren't focused on creating ongoing, mutually beneficial relationships with those users.
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"As we continue to strive for mutually-beneficial relationships with theaters, the list of theaters we work with is subject to change," he said.
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It claims that the United States is an untrustworthy negotiator and that the Chinese government wants talks that are equal, mutually beneficial and trustworthy.
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Lighthizer said Canada's demands undermined confidence in its commitment to mutually beneficial trade, and would only damage its own interests if they were realized.
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In each case, the artists of Cut-Ups make one thing quite clear: the relationship between print culture and queer culture is mutually beneficial.
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On the other hand, the signatories could not have foreseen how deep and mutually beneficial the inter-Christian partnership would become in certain areas.
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"We have worked for several months to reach a mutually beneficial agreement," CARBIO chief Luis Zubizarreta said in a separate statement welcoming the agreement.
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The relationship between the Kardashian (and Jenner) women the Black men they date, is usually a mutually beneficial situation in terms of public image.
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In a speech in June he said it may be "mutually beneficial" to maintain a post-Brexit relationship between the UK and the EIB.
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"We hope that by getting our foot in the door we can develop a long lasting and mutually beneficial relationship with China," Uden said.
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And if you do it with a bit of tact, it can be mutually beneficial for you and the person you're reaching out to.
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The rail industry not only values its business with trucks – which is nearly a quarter of all revenue – but believes it is mutually beneficial.
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Mutually beneficial Dubai struck oil in 19690, but today oil accounts for less than 1% of its GDP -- the result of remarkable economic foresight.
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This initiated a mutually beneficial collaboration, evidenced by the striking works in the third room, "English Horizons," which show Wood's exploration of new themes.
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There is plenty of evidence of "soft collusion," or a mutually beneficial understanding between Trump Tower and Moscow, without an explicit quid pro quo.
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The challenge for negotiators is to put in place credible incentives promoting mutually beneficial trade without the overhang of tariffs and non-tariff barriers.
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Reasonable people hope that relations between America and Russia can be restored to normalcy and mutually beneficial relations can be established between our nations.
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We are studying all aspects of our trade and look forward to increased, mutually beneficial trade and security with all our allies and friends.
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"I hope you will continue efforts to advance reaching a mutually beneficial, win-win agreement," Xi said at Beijing's Great Hall of the People.
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Excluding Canada from the agreement would disrupt a mutually beneficial economic relationship and sabotage any hope of support in Congress for a final agreement.
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The size of the plants suggests that they deserve our respect, but their disruptive position questions whether our relationship with them is mutually beneficial.
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The result links Balvin and Bad Bunny with another reggae descendant, closing out Oasis' with an exciting and mutually beneficial prospect for future expansion.
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I automatically feel like I'm supposed to be there for the person, and it goes past the financials—it becomes a mutually beneficial relationship.
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If US policy succeeds in wrecking the Chinese economy, America's economy will suffer as well, because the US-Chinese economic relationship is mutually beneficial.
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Mr. Mueller found that Russian military intelligence units and Mr. Trump's campaign found themselves working opposite ends of a mutually beneficial, but uncoordinated, effort.
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Such reckless disregard for the security concerns of America's allies, hostility to mutually beneficial trade and willful isolation of the United States is unprecedented.
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Mutually beneficial commerce — and the need to abide by the international rules that make it possible — have successfully moderated the behavior of sovereign states.
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The identity warriors on the left will deface statues or whatever and set up mutually beneficial confrontations with the identity warriors on the right.
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Interactions with those closest to us are mutually beneficial: Chats with family and friends keep loneliness at bay for both conversation partners, Hall said.
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Paul Dickson, a co-author of "Baseball: The Presidents' Game," has studied how mutually beneficial that relationship between presidents and the game can be.
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Yet once they met in Paris in 1928, they enjoyed an unusually close and mutually beneficial friendship that lasted until Calder's death in 1976.
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But the mutually beneficial arrangement he has nurtured with the Christian right is already starting to nudge the government in a more conservative direction.
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In fact, almost half of core Trump supporter say alliances in Europe and Asia are either mutually beneficial or mostly benefit the United States.
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China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said China had always upheld the principle of "equal, mutually beneficial, open and sustainable cooperation" with Pacific island countries.
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His smarter deputy — again, relative — Paddo (Ryan Corr), has set up a mutually beneficial money-laundering deal with a rival gang, threatening Knuck's supremacy.
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If Chinese officials remain too slow to realize this shared interest, American trade actions are appropriate to drive forward to a mutually beneficial outcome.
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Even though their symbiotic relationship may ultimately be, as in nature, mutually beneficial, the movie makes clear that such relationships are not always easy.
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" It added: "We are confident that the two nations will continue to work together intensively for further growing these ties in a mutually beneficial manner.
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You&aposre basically offering yourself up as "bait," so to speak, and the listing agent will help you do it because it&aposs mutually beneficial.
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Just this past September, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Silicon Valley, making it clear that India is seeking to continue the mutually beneficial relationship.
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"We acknowledge that free, fair, and mutually beneficial goods and services trade and investment are key engines for growth and job creation," the communique said.
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But he portrayed this as a way for the two governments to seek mutually beneficial agreements after the failure of an Asia-Pacific trade deal.
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" It added: "We are confident that the two nations will continue to work together intensively for further growing these ties in a mutually beneficial manner.
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It marks its latest attempt to reach a mutually beneficial outcome for two of the president's key constituencies: the fossil fuel industry and farm states.
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The rational outcome of the Brexit negotiations ought to be a mutually beneficial deal that gets as close as possible to keeping frictionless free trade.
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History has shown us time and again that nobody wins a trade war: Trade is mutually beneficial, and trade restrictions, like tariffs, are mutually harmful.
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We are hopeful that this step and our ongoing work in China can continue to support a long-term, stable and mutually-beneficial trading relationship.
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He is right to fret about elements of its BRI, which is a mix of chequebook diplomacy, white elephantitis, export promotion and mutually beneficial investment.
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For well over a century, scientists had assumed that this mutually-beneficial arrangement only occurred between the salamander embryo and the algae living outside it.
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Chinese state media were more reserved, saying Xi hoped the negotiating teams could meet each other halfway and reach an agreement that was mutually beneficial.
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Or was it simply a clever bit of stagecraft that continued the mutually beneficial branding of having Drake's Thing be an endless thirst for Rihanna?
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"Having a secure border is a sovereign right, and mutually beneficial," Trump said in a fairly sleepy (by his standards) joint press conference with Nieto.
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"We are communicating directly with Freeport ... It's a normal negotiating process in which both parties have good intentions of maintaining mutually beneficial relationships," Indrawati said.
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Jacobson wrote a letter to the University of Florida, positing that it could be mutually beneficial for his company and the school to work together.
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China's Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said Beijing would seek talks to find a mutually beneficial solution, but would not shy away from a fight.
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David epitomizes the requirements for a lasting and beneficial partnership — one with shared vision and values, and complementary capabilities leading to a mutually beneficial relationship.
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But Fukuyama's premise was that nations do share a harmony of interests, and that their convergence on liberal political and economic models was mutually beneficial.
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The U.S. trade deficit with China is huge — running at more than $300 billion — but many experts say the trade relationship has been mutually beneficial.
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In the first two seasons of "House of Cards," Frank and Claire maintained a mutually beneficial partnership and, occasionally, even exhibited flashes of genuine tenderness.
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He sees most media outlets as enemies with which he can have a mutually beneficial relationship — he gets attention, and they get readers and viewers.
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Speaking in Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang expressed "serious concern", and said China-New Zealand business ties were mutually beneficial and win-win.
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Apple will probably still want to work with another modem supplier, but for now the situation appears to be mutually beneficial for the two companies.
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Hailing a "patriotic and mutually beneficial agreement for both peoples," Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras of Greece said it was important to see the accord through.
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"Senator Grassley's office and the President's office are working on a time that is mutually beneficial, likely early next week" said Grassley spokeswoman Beth Levine.
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Based on a painstaking laboratory study of Prometheoarchaeum and observations of its symbiotic - mutually beneficial - relationship with a companion bacterium, the researchers offered an explanation.
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The Overseas Private Investment Corporation remains lacking in these areas, which leaves U.S. private sector development unable to take advantage of many mutually beneficial opportunities.
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The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) is a mutually beneficial trade deal that is good for everyone involved – the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
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Despite our repeated & extensive efforts over the last few years, Google has not shown any willingness to work with us on a mutually beneficial solution.
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This promotion of white privilege is a handicap in American society, undermining the ability for mutually beneficial relationships to develop between people of different backgrounds.
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There's a mutually beneficial payoff to this system — celebrities document their good taste and grow their personal brands, while books and authors get more attention.
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Now is the time for China to demonstrate a true commitment to market reform and a mutually beneficial "win-win" relationship with the United States.
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"We urge UK and EU negotiators to work collaboratively towards an orderly balanced Brexit that will continue to encourage mutually beneficial trade," the company said.
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The purchase by Turning Point is an example of the mutually beneficial relationship between Mr. Trump and political allies he and his father have attracted.
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Uber's messaging assures cities that its relationship is mutually beneficial, even as it directly competes for public transit for riders and revenue in some regions.
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For Biden, you don't need to demonize the richest Americans or their Republican supporters to reduce income inequality; you can find a mutually beneficial solution.
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The Italian did an admirable job keeping the Welsh side up last term, but it seemed that the partnership had reached a mutually beneficial conclusion.
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But as a recent Washington Post article pointed out, such fears might be overblown and political posturing masking a much more benign and mutually beneficial relationship.
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As they unwind in their hotel room, Lennon and Epstein each try to get a read on the other without threatening their mutually beneficial professional relationship.
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If she is to secure a mutually beneficial deal, Mrs May will have to soften her demands more than her fellow EU leaders will have to.
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Bolt also launched a new website today touting how its worked with these cities to form a mutually beneficial relationship for residents and local government alike.
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Brian Hare, a Duke University professor of cognitive neuroscience, is helping pioneer what he calls "dognition" to explore the mutually beneficial relationship between humans and dogs.
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The last two and a half decades have led to the building of a mutually beneficial and deeply intertwined trade and investment relationship among NAFTA members.
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Chinese state media were more reserved, saying Xi hoped the negotiating teams could meet each other half way and reach an agreement that was mutually beneficial.
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"Granted, they hired many incredible talented researchers and security professionals — but still never really had a transparent mutually beneficial relationship with external independent researchers," said Wardle.
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As Gizmodo reported previously, journalists are in an uneasy alliance with Facebook and question whether the relationship is mutually beneficial when it comes to advertising revenue.
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Speaking at the inaugural edition of that trade fair last year, Mr Xi cast China as a champion of free trade and mutually beneficial co-operation.
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Meanwhile, the senator could get a boost from Gillum, who is vying to become Florida's first black governor, in what could be a mutually beneficial relationship.
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There was a feeling, in 2012, that perhaps the two clubs might somehow come to realize they were locked, however unwillingly, in a mutually beneficial arrangement.
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Last month, on the heels of Netanyahu's visit to Astana, Iranian President Rouhani went to Kazakhstan to sign five agreements strengthening the mutually beneficial economic relationship.
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As the travel industry consolidates, both domestically and globally, it is imperative that there continue to be a mutually beneficial relationship among buyers, suppliers and travelers.
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And if Kohl's were to ever consider expanding the Amazon capabilities to its 1,000-plus stores, the partnership would have to be mutually beneficial, he added.
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S. relations on "equal and mutually beneficial grounds," including on issues such as Syria and the "challenges" of working toward the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
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More recently, Uber China and Didi Chuxing reached a mutually beneficial deal, though some see it as Uber essentially surrendering the China market to Didi Chuxing.
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The relative stability of the past decade, a sea change from the 13 years that preceded it, has been built on this mutually beneficial security relationship.
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Unlike the typical kickback, he can argue that his share of the deal was a means to bring both sides together in a mutually beneficial arrangement.
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This may explain his skepticism of alliances: If every interaction must conclude with one party's humiliating loss, then mutually beneficial agreements are neither appealing nor possible.
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And that is part of why the relationship worked so well: It was so mutually beneficial not just as a friendship, but as a professional signifier.
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The great thing about experience is that it is mutually beneficial — leaders can share informing experiences that help employees grow as well as learn from staff.
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As Twitter gained in popularity, the show began to realize that if they loosened the reins on the contestants, it could be a mutually beneficial relationship.
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It was a mutually beneficial relationship until a slower priest, aspiring to corporeal fitness, came along and proved too great a temptation for Earl the Dalmatian.
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It also asked for legislation to preserve the ability of consumers and businesses to voluntarily establish mutually beneficial business-customer relationships, like rewards and loyalty programs.
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Putin also told a meeting with a Jewish charity fund on Tuesday that Russia is paying a "high attention" to developing mutually beneficial relations with Israel.
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In the meantime, I encourage the elected leaders of South Korea and Japan to meet and negotiate a mutually beneficial peace with the North Korean government.
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In this case and in the case of many other global agreements, Americans benefit most when we remain engaged and work toward a mutually beneficial outcome.
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Getting advance looks at episodes can help kick-start conversations around the show — a mutually beneficial situation for both the writers and the shows they're covering.
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It said restoration of mutually beneficial economic ties "could further stimulate progressive and stable development of bilateral relations," according to a CNN translation of the Russian statement.
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A mutually beneficial event for artists and designers to have their moment, the Grammys can make emerging designers viral and more established houses that much more relevant.
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While Beijing says Belt and Road is mutually beneficial for it and its partners, questions have been raised about countries taking on excessive debt to build projects.
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Bottom line: The move, if successful, will be mutually beneficial for Twitter, the NBA and Turner Sports, which is a hard trifecta to pull off these days.
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But the Kremlin made no mention of the subject being discussed, referring only to the two underlining the importance of restoring mutually-beneficial trade and economic ties.
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He contemplates sleeping with Taylor Swift (who joins Kim Kardashian on either side of West in the video) as an afterthought and consummating a mutually beneficial relationship.
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But a massive trade deficit still remains between the two countries, with administration officials stressing the need for trade agreements that are "mutually beneficial" to both countries.
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But that is hardly an argument in favor of the former; the whole point of voluntary market processes is the creation of mutually beneficial solutions to problems.
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" But again, there was no reference to new purchases in Chinese statements, which only reported that parties wanted to reach a "concrete deal that is mutually beneficial.
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It can be used when trying to be a more effective teacher or better parent, and is valuable when trying to negotiate outcomes that are mutually beneficial.
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Moreover, partner governments should be involved in planning and evaluating security assistance from the very beginning, but with joint ownership come expectations of measurable, mutually-beneficial results.
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The arrangement seemed mutually beneficial: their mother needed someone who could come at a moment's notice, and the aide, a grandmother herself, could earn some extra cash.
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China's overseas investments have "played an important role in deepening China's mutually beneficial cooperation with other countries and promoting domestic economic restructuring and upgrading," the statement said.
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Early reports suggested that the mutually beneficial partnership wasn't living up to expectations, however, as Nike wasn't able to get a handle on the third-party marketplace.
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" The spokesperson also claimed that Weinstein and Thurman "shared a very close and mutually beneficial working relationship where they have made several very successful film projects together.
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Manhattan real estate development is about as far as it is possible to get, within the United States, from that Econ 101 notion of mutually beneficial transactions.
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Their distinct personalities were the ingredients for a mutually beneficial relationship that could withstand the most dire crises—together they formed a friendship with an unbreakable foundation.
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Fortuitously, a well-off couple in the village, both schoolteachers, had just found out that they could not have children, so a mutually beneficial solution suggested itself.
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Wild Philanthropy is his latest venture — an enterprise designed to build sustainable tourism with a mutually beneficial exchange between visitors and the people and land they visit.
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"This is the first step towards the improvement of the bilateral relationship based on the principle of the strategic mutually-beneficial relationship," Abe said after the meeting.
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Prior to that, Guo had enjoyed a mutually beneficial relationship with China's intelligence service, even helping to repatriate overseas fugitives, he later said in his YouTube videos.
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This would give the U.S. more freedom to innovate around how business and foreign assistance can work in concert to achieve mutually-beneficial economic growth and stability.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Moscow aims to reach a new gas transit deal with Kiev, with "mutually beneficial (conditions), without creating risks for both sides".
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Overall, the relationship between the military and these space companies is mutually beneficial: The U.S. enjoys the capabilities, or potential, of the rockets the companies are developing.
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Responding to the comments, Vietnam's Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Le Thi Thu Hang said on Friday that Vietnam wanted a mutually beneficial trading relationship with the United States.
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"Both countries' negotiating teams have the ability and wisdom to resolve each other's reasonable demands, and in the end reach a mutually beneficial, win-win agreement," he said.
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A winning collaboration The fungi and the trees are in a mutually beneficial relationship: the fungi cannot photosynthesize, as they have no access to light and no chlorophyll.
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As a result, there is a good chance of banks and technology companies forming mutually beneficial partnerships to improve services to their customers rather than fighting each other.
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It wants to convey that while Western Europe and the U.S. are exploiting Africa — and have been for centuries — Moscow is ready to engage on mutually beneficial terms.
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The old marketing rules no longer apply; brands need to figure out how to transition from a one-way transactional arrangement to a two-way mutually beneficial relationship.
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Investors were becoming complacent with the idea that the U.S.-China trade dispute was heading toward an eminently sensible and mutually beneficial resolution before Trump's latest Twitter outburst.
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"It needs to be recognized that mutually beneficial ties with Russia deteriorated against the background of attempts to force a closer relationship with the European Union," he said.
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Shares of Uralkali and its global peers rose last week after Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said he was ready for a mutually beneficial compromise in cooperation with Uralkali.
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That StarTimes enjoys a mutually beneficial relationship with Beijing is clear: the company is paid to execute the 10,000 Villages Project, and gains more customers from doing so.
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He also believes the relationship between dispensaries and law enforcement is mutually beneficial: "We're assisting them in job shifting and helping them out in many ways," he says.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's cooperation with other countries is based on market rules, and its Belt and Road initiative will be mutually beneficial, Premier Li Keqiang said on Tuesday.
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The efforts suggested that the military had cast its lot with the prince, trying to forge the same kind of mutually beneficial alliance it had with his father.
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"Both sides agreed to engage regularly at various levels to resolve outstanding trade issues by exploring suitable solutions, which are mutually beneficial," the government said in the statement.
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Mexico was willing to negotiate with the United States to get a mutually beneficial deal, Juan Cortina, Mexico's sugar chamber president, said at an event in Mexico City.
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While the history of the transatlantic relationship has no shortage of contentious disputes, both America and Europe remained committed to one another in a mutually beneficial strategic alignment.
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"Despite our repeated and extensive efforts over the last few years, Google has not shown any willingness to work with us on a mutually beneficial solution," he said.
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It was the start of what both sides hoped would be a mutually beneficial relationship — but one that is now central to the impeachment inquiry into Mr. Trump.
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Hanish Patel, 19923, who is from the Houston area, moved to Roanoke in June to begin a residency in internal medicine and considered the Texans' arrival mutually beneficial.
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So perhaps these two can develop at least a grudging respect for each other that will allow them to agree on a mutually beneficial cease-fire in Syria.
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But if they conclude that a respectful and mutually beneficial relationship with the United States is impossible, they have cards to play that could stymie Mr. Trump's agenda.
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While the documentaries bring much-needed attention to worthy topics, Oprah's Book Club TV series will be mutually beneficial for both parties from more of a financial standpoint.
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"We understand that tariffs can have a significant impact on the landed cost of your products and want our business relationship to be mutually beneficial," the message said.
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"The Foreign Ministry will keep developing an even more substantive cooperative relationship with the United States, to promote both sides' joint values and mutually-beneficial interests," it said.
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But the whole conflict has a kayfabe aspect to it, in which the appearance of a feud is entertaining for the audience and mutually beneficial to the practitioners.
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"We acknowledge that free, fair, and mutually beneficial goods and services trade and investment are key engines for growth and job creation," the IMFC said in the statement.
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Undoubtedly, this study further adds to our understanding and appreciation of the cognitive abilities of "man's best friend" and highlights the mutually beneficial relationships we often have with dogs.
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According to his office, the Mexican president expressed a desire to work together on a mutually beneficial agenda with a focus on respect for the sovereignty of both nations.
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While stressing that TPP was Japan's top priority, the official said Tokyo won't persist on what framework the talks will take as long as the outcome is mutually beneficial.
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While Disney networks like ESPN are still carrying ads for streaming services like Apple's upcoming TV Plus, it appears those relationships will have to be mutually beneficial going forward.
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From our perspective, the ultimate goal is not just landing a new company but creating a long-term mutually beneficial partnership between the company, the workforce and the state.
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Ross said the two sides had agreed "to continue implementing" EDCA, which he called a mutually beneficial agreement that would help speed humanitarian assistance and modernize the Philippine military.
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Impacts are beginning to be felt on both supply chains, and cross-border VCs are having a tougher time creating mutually-beneficial partnerships between U.S. and Chinese portfolio companies.
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We hope to acquire at least 10 million digital residents (e-Residents) in a way that is mutually beneficial by the nation-states where these people are tax residents.
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He also said he wanted to forge closer ties with both China and Saudi Arabia, while he wants relations with the U.S. to be mutually beneficial, not one-sided.
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Aside from the money Zimbabwe receives in the trade, Muchinguri claims the exchange is mutually beneficial because it helps his country deal with its drought and elephant overpopulation problem.
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"This arrangement is a good example of the cooperation between NATO and Finland — it is practical, substantial and at the same time mutually beneficial," Juusti said in a statement.
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What possibility is there to build a reliable, mutually beneficial framework for the future of U.S.-China relations, while still viewing the world through the lens of the past?
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A healthy planet and sustainable economic growth are mutually beneficial, and therefore, we are pursuing global efforts towards a sustainable and resilient future that creates jobs for our citizens.
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"The dialogue remains open and there is a willingness to come to a mutually beneficial agreement," Marquez added in a post on her Twitter account, without giving more details.
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Diplomats said the general expectation is that third countries would not want to make problems for Britain as the international agreements were mutually beneficial, but the possibility was there.
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Guajardo said the United States and Mexico could reach mutually beneficial improvements to the North American Free Trade Agreement if the issue of paying for the wall was resolved.
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But to curb the rising toll of fatalities, we need to move from a competitive zero sum approach to a collaboration that will be mutually beneficial for both sides.
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The labor protections and strengthened environmental standards are both necessary and mutually beneficial — although they would have been far more consequential had they been included in the original agreement.
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"At that rate the industry agreement was no longer mutually beneficial," Eric Phillips, Delta's senior vice president of revenue management, said in September 2015, when that agreement was halted.
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She said Trump's tweet underscored the importance of "free, fair, balanced and mutually beneficial" relations between the United States and China on issues involving the economy, trade and investment.
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Described as a platform where "Beautiful, successful people [can] fuel mutually beneficial relationships," the site launched in France two years ago, and soon boasted 40,000 new French female recruits.
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Described as a platform where "Beautiful, successful people [can] fuel mutually beneficial relationships," the site launched in France two years ago, and soon boasted 23,83 new French female recruits.
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There may be some heated discussion about the details, but in the end I am positive that we're emotionally mature enough to come to some sort of mutually beneficial arrangement.
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The costs to human health from climate change could also be high, but the good news is that taking action on public health and climate change are mutually beneficial goals.
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While our bilateral relationship is often seen through the prism of security and defense cooperation, this annual meeting underscores the growing importance of our mutually beneficial economic partnership with Israel.
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Mr Trump appears to view trade not as mutually beneficial to all parties but as a zero-sum game, and gives short shrift to the post-war multilateral trading system.
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"(But) it's pretty clear that's not going to happen, so what we have is a much more complicated challenge, working out mutually-beneficial arrangements between very different systems," he added.
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Washington and Silicon Valley need to get along to navigate the shoals of government and economic interests to ensure they don't collide but rather find a mutually beneficial way forward.
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Partnering on cutting-edge technologies for use in an emergency can be a tough sell to private industry, although BARDA has shown that public-private partnerships can be mutually beneficial.
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Trump said that Germany has benefitted more from trade with the U.S. in the past and that he hopes the two can reach a more mutually beneficial deal going forward.
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While that could be partially true, a more solid foundation for establishing deep-rooted ties between the two countries could manifest in the context of a mutually beneficial economic partnership.
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But in our rush to try to plug this flow of information, let's not lose sight of what actions are dangerous, and which are mutually beneficial for all parties involved.
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"Europe has given a lot of money, six billion euros in recent years, within the framework of an agreement between Europe and Turkey and which was mutually beneficial," he said.
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They are mutually beneficial because the language of fashion photography is to some extent driven by the language of fashion illustration, which is of course from where fashion photography emerged.
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If this is the case, we hope this measure will be short-term and will not affect long-term, strategic and mutually beneficial Turkmen-Chinese partnership in the gas sector.
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To academics and executives involved, the partnerships are genuine and mutually beneficial as oil companies seek to adopt cleaner energy technologies and universities get deep pockets of money and expertise.
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Every day, Alcântara speaks to local farmers and ranchers about how to minimize deforestation, such as the practice of silvopasture, which integrates trees with livestock in a mutually beneficial way.
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About LendingClubLendingClub has been around since 2007 and has been a major player in the peer-to-peer lending marketplace; it matches borrowers with investors for a mutually beneficial relationship.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Foreign Ministry, when asked about the trade deal with the United States, said it is committed to resolving the issues but the deal must be mutually beneficial.
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It is to create mutually beneficial long-term commercial relations where buyers and sellers can freely make choices based on the price and quality of the goods and services offered.
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And clearly this reseller program is a mutually beneficial relationship, both for FlexiSpy as the ultimate developers, and for companies who can just pass off the malware as their own.
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Interestingly, Samsung beat its two major competitors to the Slurpee slinger — likely the two companies reached some sort of mutually beneficial exclusivity agreement to help push the Galaxy maker's payment system.
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Saudi Arabia should be excluded and marginalized by the international community as Iran was in 1979 when hugely lucrative defense contracts were terminated and mutually beneficial deals and assets frozen overnight.
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According to the White House's spin doctors, Mr Trump had kept his pledge to renegotiate NAFTA and had produced a "mutually beneficial win for North American farmers, ranchers, workers and businesses".
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Whereas traditional, professional public relations, by her definition, establishes a mutually beneficial and open relationship between an organization and the public, "Black PR" is propaganda: inherently opaque, one-sided, and manipulative.
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Public-private partnerships ought to be aligned on mutually beneficial outcomes, like universal access to resources for people of all abilities, and not fixate on a particular solution, or prescribed procurements.
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Taiwan would "continue to actively coordinate with the U.S. government to stably deepen the security partnership between Taiwan and the United States on a mutually beneficial basis", Taiwan's foreign ministry said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China hopes to work with Japan and South Korea to reach a mutually beneficial free trade agreement as soon as possible, the Chinese commerce ministry's spokesman said on Thursday.
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Corals come in a wide range of colors for your viewing pleasure, and this color comes from the algae that live within their tissues in a mutually beneficial, or symbiotic, relationship.
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The Russian government said in a statement that both sides had expressed an attitude towards intensifying mutually beneficial trade and economic relations and the removal of existing limits in the sphere.
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And Rivera said he paid Tony a $50,000 "thank-you" during that single sit down, which he described as part of a mutually beneficial relationship that lasted more than a decade.
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China hopes its people and those of the United States, especially consumers, will continue to gain from mutually beneficial U.S.-Sino trade relations, Vice Finance Minister Zhu Guangyao said on Friday.
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It can feel awkward to accept food, assistance and various forms of support, but I have found that embracing the love of family, friends and even strangers can be mutually beneficial.
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Kinross was asked to enter "mutually beneficial" discussions in May, in a letter from the government that also affirmed its earlier rejection of a permit to advance a Kinross exploration project.
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The arrangement is mutually beneficial: Remote workers get a quiet working space, while restaurants get potential happy-hour customers — or at least a group of people to help attract early birds.
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But even for a group that's suffered numerous injuries at his position, integrating Wade, at this stage of his career, into the fold in a way that's mutually beneficial, isn't easy.
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White House deputy press secretary Lindsay Walters then said Trump was highlighting the "importance of a free, fair, balanced, and mutually beneficial economic, trade and investment relationship" for the two nations.
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" "But, as with any partnership," the letter continued, "the prospect of unilateral action by one side, to the detriment of the other partner, places the entire mutually beneficial relationship at risk.
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Leon asked a government witness from Charter Communications if a "mutually beneficial and mutually fair " arbitration would allow him to feel more at ease with an AT&T-Time Warner deal.
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"We are starting to hear some of these small murmurs that things are moving towards a middle ground...a mutually beneficial Brexit," said Viraj Patel, London-based FX strategist at ING.
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The United States is overdue for a grand strategy rethink, one that moves away from policing the world and elevates diplomacy and mutually beneficial trade to develop sustainable, stable relationships abroad.
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The piece mainly focuses on McConnell's relationship to Donald Trump, which has been—yes—purely transactional and, to the disbelief of observers who assumed they'd clash, mutually beneficial in many respects.
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"China is willing to work with Maldives to continue to cement their friendship and deepen mutually beneficial cooperation in various fields to better benefit the people of both countries," Xinhua said.
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Today, the European Union is the United States' largest trading and investment partner, and the relationship is largely harmonious and mutually beneficial, despite some tensions, according to the Congressional Research Service.
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And Mr. Trump has shown that he sees the relationship as mutually beneficial, never judging Mr. Woods for his personal transgressions and hoping to reap the rewards of sticking with him.
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Sepetys keeps her novel grounded in historical fact by including snippets of oral testimony from American officials describing the morally compromised but mutually beneficial relationship the United States established with Spain.
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And remember that Trump has from the start bent over backwards in hopes that the Saudi government can find an explanation that allows the US to maintain their mutually beneficial relationship.
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But interviews with two dozen people close to both men show that their relationship, while not quite an actual friendship, became stronger — and more mutually beneficial — during Mr. Obama's second term.
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The plan seemed mutually beneficial: President Trump would bask in an adulatory slice of Americana, and the Boy Scouts of America would host yet another sitting president at its national jamboree.
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The British government has defended its plans to establish a "frictionless" border between Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic post-Brexit, saying that the plans are both workable and mutually beneficial.
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This deal was renewed again in 2015 after the mutually beneficial arrangement saw the UFC lend its support in USA Wrestling's successful campaign to help maintain wrestling as an Olympic sport.
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The companies cast the deal as mutually beneficial, with Altria getting an edge in Canada's cannabis market and Cronos being able to expand more quickly and get ahead of U.S. regulatory hurdles.
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Former CIA director Woolsey also believes the trade project offers an opportunity for China and the US to begin working together on mutually beneficial initiatives, such as financing and building infrastructure schemes.
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Natali Sambhi, a research fellow who focuses on Indonesian defense and security at the Perth USAsia Center, tells CNN the defense cooperation between the two countries is mutually beneficial to both militaries.
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Unfortunately for them, Khalidov is more than happy in sticking with KSW in a mutually-beneficial partnership which has seen both his and the promotion's names rise to prominence in synchronised tandem.
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"That's because by the time I'm sending them the note, I have enough clients at the higher rates that I'm willing to lose them if it's no longer mutually beneficial," she said.
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These subsidies of expertise are mutually beneficial: The platforms get ad revenues and build relationships with campaigns and their candidates, while campaigns optimize their advertising and extend the reach of their messaging.
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They should know if a hospital is paying its doctors according to how much revenue they generate or how much they bill, and be informed of any other mutually beneficial financial relationships.
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Trump stunned his counterparts by backing out of a joint communique agreed by Group of Seven leaders in Canada last weekend that mentioned the importance of free, fair and mutually beneficial trade.
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Curtis Stone, for example, has found a mutually beneficial relationship with Chrysalis, an organization that matches homeless, low-income or previously incarcerated people with jobs to create a path to self-sufficiency.
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"We have made it clear we do not accept the Commission's position on Galileo, which could seriously damage mutually beneficial collaboration on security and defense matters," he said in an emailed statement.
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Zambian president Edgar Lungu said publicly several times that the China-Zambia relations are mutually beneficial, and any distorted publicity can't stop us from advancing our friendship for mutual principles and benefits.
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"China is willing to work hard with Myanmar to properly implement these mutually beneficial cooperation projects, to promote local socio-economic development, to better benefit both countries and their peoples," he added.
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He also will be inaugurating what has the potential to become a mutually beneficial trade and business partnership – an enterprise that, given sufficient time, will spur jobs and growth in both countries.
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Google tried doing things that way: most of Android's history up to this point has been a narrative of negotiated mutually beneficial hardware and software development between Google and its Android partners.
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"As a group here we are grateful for the opportunity to participate in the effort in restoring trust and mutually beneficial relationships between our two countries," Dudley said in his opening remarks.
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"It is business as usual for Qatar's LNG, who continue to honor all their commitments and to actively engage with all counter-parties, regarding mutually beneficial LNG market opportunities," the spokesman said.
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But neither the Justice Department nor the S.E.C. link a particular loan to dispensing confidential information, focusing generally on a type of mutually beneficial arrangement without any specific quid pro quo exchange.
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"The company hopes ... to reach a mutually beneficial agreement, and to touch on issues like the bonus and salary increases, which were not addressed in our response," BHP said in a statement.
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"A stable, growing economic relationship between the United States and China is mutually beneficial to the people of our two countries and for the world," Ma and Schwarzman said in a statement.
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As President Trump meets President Xi of China in Florida this week, the huge and mutually beneficial commercial relationship between the two countries should be a source of cooperation rather than confrontation.
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But this relationship, this mutually beneficial relationship to create stability in the Middle East and to assist the United States in executing things that keep the American people safe is very important.
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Reuters reports that Xi touted the talks' progress on Chinese state television Friday, while expressing his hope that negotiators could continue to work towards a "mutually beneficial" outcome next week in Washington.
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In 2015, over a dozen of Vine's most popular creators met with executives from Vine and Twitter to propose what would have been a mutually beneficial solution to the app's financial concerns.
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While the results thus far seem mutually beneficial to the powers that be in both corporate America and Washington, it's an incredibly unstable dynamic that could have unpredictable results when circumstances change.
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Sometimes games are zero-sum, or situations where one side needs to lose for the other to win; others are non-zero-sum, where the players can work out mutually beneficial solutions.
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Seems like a mutually beneficial team up for both parties — Amazon finally breaks into the wearables space in a meaningful way and Fitbit gets access to an already immensely popular smart assistant.
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"The United States stands ready to advance the ongoing bilateral investment treaty negotiations provided that China is prepared to move forward in negotiating a high-standard and mutually beneficial agreement," Lew said.
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Roger expressed a true philosophical conviction that this would be mutually beneficial for us both, that he was looking for a partnership and it was somewhat special that he had chosen me.
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This was mutually beneficial to Instagram, which could leverage Facebook's experience and more diverse audience, as well as Facebook, which could adopt Instagram as a unique entity to retain its loyal followers.
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BEIJING, Dec 13 (Reuters) - China's Foreign Ministry, when asked about the trade deal with the United States, said it is committed to resolving the issues but the deal must be mutually beneficial.
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Hallmark Channel (or, rather, its corporate parent Crown Media) is the sole sponsor of ChristmasCon, and many of the vendors here in the market have a mutually beneficial relationship with the channel.
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What we're trying to do is create a clubhouse where these artists can come and play together in the same sandbox and take advantage of each other in a mutually beneficial way.
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"Our attitude has always been clear, that is, consultations must be based on equality and mutual respect, and that the outcome must be mutually beneficial and acceptable to both sides," she said.
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It's a mutually beneficial relationship: A Vogue feature burnishes a celebrity's image, and the magazine relies on popular cover stars to sell copies on the newsstand and drive traffic to its site.
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Peskov, who confirmed Medvedchuk's recent meeting with Putin, said Ukraine didn't need to strike a specific deal with Putin or Moscow, but did need take steps to build mutually beneficial relations with Russia.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China hopes its people and those of the United States, especially consumers, will continue to gain from mutually beneficial U.S.-Sino trade relations, Vice Finance Minister Zhu Guangyao said on Friday.
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"I genuinely think and believe that a closer relationship between our two countries will be mutually beneficial to us and if I can do anything to cement this relationship, I will," he said.
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If it is replicated in Europe, the EU may eventually tilt towards a common assembly for mutually beneficial transactions rather than a club of like-minded countries with a sense of shared destiny.
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In an article published in Swedish and German media this month, Li appeared intent on boosting cooperation among the companies in which it owns stakes, saying mutually beneficial partnerships should always be discussed.
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"Global investors now believe the chances of a 'hard' economically damaging Brexit have receded ... There is still a long way to go, but hopes of a mutually beneficial solution are growing," he said.
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She also stated that Europe's plan would only create a "fairer" digital eco-system in which consumers can access content on multiple platforms that's been shared with permission and on mutually beneficial terms.
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To suggest that NATO allies are simply trying to cheat Washington misses the mark completely on the strong bond and mutually beneficial alliance that exists across the Atlantic between the U.S. and Europe.
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Our rubber, for example, was crucial for the growth of the American automobile industry, and that demand spurred our own economic growth — an early example of a mutually beneficial partnership between our countries.
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In a speech delivered Thursday night, he said that he is looking for "mutually beneficial relations" with the US. "At the moment we have a one-way relationship with the US," he said.
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"We respectfully ask you to update and strengthen the agreement on a mutually beneficial basis, while ensuring it remains a part of the U.S. strategic arsenal for many years to come," they wrote.
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A larger temporary worker program that addresses both U.S. labor market needs and the need for additional income in neighboring southern countries would also be a very mutually beneficial part of the solution.
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The Trump administration should not make the mistake that previous administrations made in assuming that mutually beneficial economic and geopolitical relationships between the United States and Saudi Arabia are free from serious risks.
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And if the result is that the females who have been wrapped have more eggs, that could mean that both sexes benefit and the behavior is, at least in evolutionary terms, mutually beneficial.
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Mutually beneficial distribution deals like this one between Automatic and insurance providers are a smart way for the company to ensure its devices get reach beyond the average early adopter or gadget geek.
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"This is a procedural step that will not prevent the parties from the opportunity of negotiations in regard of achieving mutually beneficial agreement to support innovative development of Russian agricultural industry," it added.
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Trump added that the U.S. seeks "a fair and mutually beneficial economic partnership" with Japan, improve trade imbalance and vowed to ensure that any agreement makes with Kim doesn't harm Japan's security interests.
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" In addition to backing the three prongs of the administration's agenda, the IMF has a number of other recommendations: Deficit reduction, immigration reform and trade policy that is "free, fair and mutually beneficial.
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"If the fungus dies, the ants die," said Cameron Currie, a microbial ecologist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison who studies the fungal-farming ants and their mutually beneficial relationships with other species.
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Lavrov and Pompeo also discussed ways to improve bilateral relations on "equal and mutually beneficial grounds" after the leaders of the two countries, Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, met in Helsinki on Monday.
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Both sides should use the extra time to fashion an agreement that moves China in a reform-oriented direction while continuing the robust, mutually beneficial trade ties between the world's two largest economies.
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But the New York Times, which enjoys a mutually beneficial pseudo-feud with Trump, decided to just write it up as an example of Trump helping workers by standing up to big business.
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"After some time, the two began a mutually beneficial relationship, which ultimately led to Mr. McNew offering to supplement Jennifer's income in exchange for her promise to stop stripping for other men," he claims.
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The companies cast the deal as mutually beneficial, with Altria getting an edge in Canada's newly legal cannabis market and Cronos being able to expand more quickly and get ahead of U.S. regulatory hurdles.
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"China's recent actions are significantly injuring U.S. ethanol producers and farmers, and undermining the substantial investments our industries have made in developing a cooperative and mutually beneficial trade relationship with China," the groups wrote.
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"These trade deals are by their definition mutually beneficial... it's in the UK and EU's interest that deals that have already been signed stand during this period," he told business leaders in northeast England.
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Haradinaj said that, while he appreciated the United States' wanting a mutually beneficial agreement, he was confident that "all levels of government" understood that a land swap or population exchange was not a solution.
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"We will continue to support greater economic independence and increased prosperity for the Cuban people as we take another step toward building a more open and mutually beneficial relationship," she said in a statement.
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This was nothing like as brazen as the infamous "Disgrace of Gijon" at the 1982 World Cup in Spain, where West Germany and Austria played out a mutually beneficial result to knock out Algeria.
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"Nevertheless, finding a mutually beneficial solution to our longstanding dispute over beef would be a major step forward in improving our trade cooperation," the Council, which speaks on behalf of the EU's members, said.
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While Facebook might be content to move towards mutually beneficial goals at its own pace, the responsibility ultimately falls to the few biggest brand advertisers to hold its feet to the fire, Bruno says.
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In it, while acknowledging there have been bad actors on the business side, Puzder said that a "mutually beneficial relationship between employer and employee" is more prevalent in U.S. history and the current economy.
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In it, while acknowledging there have been bad actors on the business side, Puzder said that a "mutually beneficial relationship between employer and employee" is more prevalent in U.S. history and the current economy.
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"(Both leaders) instructed the economic teams of both sides to step up negotiations toward the removal of all additional tariffs and reach a concrete deal that is mutually beneficial and win-win," Xinhua said.
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The company is also in talks with MTN about an extended national roaming agreement that Blue Label said was mutually beneficial and would result in substantial cost savings for Cell C. $1 = 14.8839 rand
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Prosecutors allege that during that time Brazil's biggest construction firms; the state-controlled oil giant, Petrobras; and the country's political leaders traded bribes, padded contracts and political support in a vast, mutually beneficial scheme.
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"We hope that both sides can continue to step up consultations, to reach a mutually-beneficial, win-win agreement," Zhang told a news briefing ahead of Tuesday's opening of China's largely rubber-stamp parliament.
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Though the relationship between Drake and Apple Music has been mutually beneficial, with the rapper's past exclusives designed to lure subscribers, this increasingly common practice among major artists has agitated some in the industry.
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Chechnya, formally known as the Chechen Republic, is officially a federal subject of Russia, although in practice it is governed largely autonomously by Kadyrov, who has a close, mutually beneficial relationship with Vladimir Putin.
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"I hope that after the technical committee OPEC+ panel in March, the countries will be able to find a mutually beneficial decision, which would allow the stabilisation of prices and the market," Alekperov said.
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Instead of viewing trade as a mutually beneficial relationship, the president has described trading relationships as a zero-sum game, in which the United States loses out when other countries have more favorable terms.
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This also means we should find common ground on fair and reciprocal trade in ways that favor market economics, lower trade barriers and are mutually beneficial to workers across the Group of 7 nations.
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"Despite our repeated and extensive efforts over the last few years, Google has not shown any willingness to work with us on a mutually beneficial solution," Sonos CEO Patrick Spence said in a statement.
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Tight relationships between brands and influencers can be mutually beneficial, but both parties should agree ahead of time on what they're getting out of the relationship, say leaders at the influencer marketing platform Tagger.
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The U.S. should acknowledge the importance it attaches to a positive and mutually beneficial working relationship with Turkey but not buy into the false narrative that the U.S. needs Turkey more than vice-versa.
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Beijing is holding back on a response to the recent U.S. announcements about punitive trade moves, but the situation may escalate if no mutually beneficial solution is found, a former diplomat said on Thursday.
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Mr. Khan vowed to fight corruption, improve relations with China and seek "mutually beneficial" ties with the U.S. He said he would create a just welfare state, as the Prophet Muhammad did centuries ago.
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"I hope that after the technical committee OPEC+ panel in March, the countries will be able to find a mutually beneficial decision, which would allow the stabilization of prices and the market," Alekperov said.
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As a society, we've constructed rigidly defined narratives about what "good" and "bad" relationships look like; which relationships are considered transgressive, or self-serving, or mutually beneficial; and which are considered wholesome and pure.
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You've been working with a broker for a number of years, enjoying the fruits of a mutually beneficial investing relationship, when they announce they've left their brokerage firm for what they hope are greener pastures.
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"At the outset, many people talked about how mutually beneficial this was for both countries," says Kevin Koenig, Ecuador program director for AmazonWatch, a nonprofit devoted to working with indigenous groups to protect the environment.
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Slapping tariffs on U.S. goods would be a "plan B" for Mexico if renegotiations over a new mutually-beneficial trade deal fail, Mexican Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo said on Thursday morning ahead of the talks.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Chinese State Councilor Yang Jiechi on Tuesday discussed improving and maintaining a "mutually beneficial economic relationship" between the United States and China, the State Department said.
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Trump had promised the U.K. a "phenomenal" trade deal post-Brexit, but not everyone is convinced that the U.K.'s cherished "special relationship" with the U.S. will translate into such a mutually beneficial trade deal.
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"So China and Pakistan are willing to look at with Afghanistan, on the basis of win-win, mutually beneficial principles, using an appropriate means to extend the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor to Afghanistan," he added.
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Speaking in Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said China's position on the Myitsone dam had not changed, which was that China had always upheld deepening cooperation with Myanmar on a mutually beneficial basis.
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Check out which companies are making headlines before the bell: Starz — The movie channel operator was informed by Lions Gate that the movie studio intends to explore a "mutually beneficial" combination of the two companies.
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U.S. President Donald Trump stunned allies on Sunday by backing out of a joint communique agreed by Group of Seven leaders in Canada that had mentioned the need for "free, fair, and mutually beneficial trade".
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The cancellation of what seemed to be a mutually beneficial deal reinforces the fact that the fight for next-generation semiconductor dominance is just as much political as it is financial, if not more so.
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Trump backed out of a joint communique agreed by Group of Seven leaders in Canada at the weekend that mentioned the need for "free, fair and mutually beneficial trade" and the importance of fighting protectionism.
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And more broadly, the whole reason a disruption of trade with China hurts farmers is that the trading relationship isn't a case of anybody ripping anybody off — it's a whole series of mutually beneficial exchanges.
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For decades, they have enjoyed mutually beneficial relationships with their big clients — Coca-Cola, Procter & Gamble, Unilever — reaping great riches by catering to Americans' wants and tastes, having divined them through focus groups and surveys.
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Huntsman said in an interview Friday on "Fox and Friends" that relations between the U.S. and Russia are "at an all-time low," though he expressed optimism the two countries can achieve mutually beneficial results.
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She sees influencers coming in for meals as mutually beneficial — in fact, earlier this year the restaurants launched both vegan and meat-based sharing boards with Instagram in mind, because they're particularly flat-lay-friendly.
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We should promote the role of service year programs as an effective and mutually beneficial bridge to the full time workforce or, if the service year takes place before college, as a bridge to college.
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"We hope the United States will join efforts with China and we can meet each other halfway so we make a mutually beneficial agreement on the basis of win-win and mutual respect," Geng said.
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"Within that framework, SOCAR announced it would extend, for another month, its letter of guarantee," the statement said, adding that the two sides would hold talks to reach a mutually beneficial solution during that time.
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I for one am hopeful that leaders like President-elect Trump will see the light and work with us to build a framework which will be mutually beneficial to consumers as well as the government.
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A statement issued by China's foreign ministry quoted State Councillor Wang Yi as saying during a meeting with former U.S. lawmakers that he hopes the two countries can reach a mutually beneficial agreement on trade.
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Charlotte's steady and safe principles suit Howard reasonably well, and once you get beyond the lingering stigma that follows him wherever he goes, this could be a mutually beneficial relationship for the next two years.
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Since 1972, a major strategic objective of trade and financial ties between the United States and China has been the avoidance of war and the maintenance of mutually beneficial peace between these two great powers.
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Free people and free markets have produced most of the strongest and most prosperous states in the international order, and those states have linked themselves through alliances, institutions and trade regimes that are mutually beneficial.
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"Forging a new partnership between the airport and the Trump Organization will undoubtedly be mutually beneficial to both parties," Iain Cochrane, then the chief executive of the airport, was quoted as saying at the time.
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" Ampuero said on Wednesday Chile welcomed the chance to replicate with the UK its "very successful, mutually beneficial" free trade deal with the EU. He added: "For us, it's important that there is no delay….
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We also united key partners behind a landmark, high-standard trade agreement, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, that we still believe should be ratified by Congress — all while maintaining an often mutually beneficial relationship with Beijing.
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"The 'feel good' language about mutually beneficial cooperation is intended to benefit autocratic states at the expense of people whose human rights and fundamental freedoms we are all obligated as states to respect," he said.
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China's economic boom began in the early 1980s partly with factories financed by Chinese overseas, and after the American embargo ends, Cuba will have similar opportunities to forge mutually beneficial business partnerships with Cubans overseas.
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Although this new legislation will only be effective at a national level, Luxembourg's Prime Minister Xavier Bettel said he wanted it to be a stepping stone to a "mutually beneficial" international agreement on asteroid mining.
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Mexico's peso rallies to a nearly four-month high after the new U.S. commerce secretary offered support to the battered currency and said Mexico and the United States could reach a mutually beneficial trade deal.
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"We're working hard to reduce our trade imbalance which is very substantial, remove barriers to U.S. exports and to achieve a fair and mutually beneficial economic partnership," Trump said at a joint news conference with Abe.
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Talks must be held as equals and be mutually beneficial, said the official, who declined to be named, adding that Beijing would not yield to any trade threats from Washington or accept any preconditions for talks.
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If, under its new president, America clamps down on immigration, the mutually beneficial movement of Indians will surely slow—they were the largest group of new immigrants in 2014, exceeding even arrivals from China and Mexico.
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"We hope the two working teams from both sides can, based on the consensus reached between the two countries' leaders, strengthen consultations, and reach a mutually beneficial agreement soon," Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told reporters.
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The state has a mutually beneficial but testy relationship with the oil industry, which is widely blamed for cutting through wetlands and contributing to coastal erosion that has left Louisiana more vulnerable to hurricanes and flooding.
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But Fiji-based poverty and growth researcher Gounder said if there was a mutually beneficial deal, he didn't think South Pacific islands would say no to a Chinese base -- or an Australian one, for that matter.
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The potential for a mutually beneficial development of relations along multiple dimensions between the U.K. and China can certainly be a bright side of Brexit but the path towards it must be pursued with extreme care.
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Government officials, entrepreneurs, and non-profits can work together to create mutually beneficial "knowledge economies," drawing on the best of the creative capacity of the brightest and most talented on both sides of the Florida Straits.
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To many of college basketball's broadcasters, Hield is a callback to the NCAA's glory days, an ambassador from a time when the relationship between athlete, university, and governing institution was happily presumed to be mutually beneficial.
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The seriousness of the offense or crime would be weighed against factors, such as the information he or she provides about broader wrongdoing, and a mutually beneficial resolution for the individual and government would be negotiated.
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"Our view is that potential partnerships that fulfill all legal and regulatory requirements, and which are mutually beneficial, should always be discussed," Li wrote in a rare article published in Swedish and German media this month.
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"I again call on the U.S. side to work hard with China, meet each other halfway, and on the basis of mutual respect and treatment, strive to reach a mutually beneficial, win-win agreement," he added.
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Europeans cannot accept making collective security transactional, or dependent on actions on tariffs or specific spending targets in a relationship that is mutually beneficial, said Robin Niblett, director of Chatham House, a policy institute in London.
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Still, both cities found the arrangement for the Tecolotes to play in Texas mutually beneficial and something that came to mean much more, a reminder of simpler times and the bonds, however tested, that remain strong.
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Meeting Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, Xi said Belt and Road was about promoting mutually beneficial, win-win international cooperation, not a "you lose, I win" scheme, according to a read-out from China's Foreign Ministry.
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The decision was the company's first step to secure "mutually beneficial strategic alliances" for the domestic passenger vehicles business, the company said in a statement here (Reporting by Derek Francis in Bengaluru; Editing by Shounak Dasgupta)
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I believe a more receptive stance will lead to a more engaged experience for both myself and the person I am speaking with — and will help both of us find more mutually beneficial solutions to problems.
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"We have enjoyed a hugely successful and mutually beneficial commercial partnership that has helped both AIG and NZR to strengthen our respective brands on the world stage," NZR Chief Executive Mark Robinson said in a statement.
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"As Mayor, I've witnessed the mutually beneficial impact of resettling almost 2,600 refugees in Fort Worth since 2016, I don't want to risk fixing anything that is not broken," Price wrote in a December 2 letter.
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Historian Albert Hirschmann's doux commerce thesis (literally, "sweet commerce") explains how increasing the scope of voluntary, mutually beneficial transactions advances a more peaceful, prosperous society by making coercive gain through theft, fraud or conquest less attractive.
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In 2018 China convinced the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva (from which America withdrew later that year) to endorse its preferred approach of "promoting mutually beneficial co-operation" in this field, ie, refraining from criticism.
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Encouraging these students to take a chance and apply was personally rewarding and mutually beneficial: Many were pleasantly surprised when they were admitted, and their diverse backgrounds and perspectives enhanced the law school and its classrooms.
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"Emotional intelligence lies at the heart of developing mutually beneficial, supportive, and meaningful relationships in all areas of your life, including your family, friends, and career," says coach and licensed psychologist Anita Marchesani, Ph.D. over email.
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The problem with Trump's argument that producing car parts abroad constitutes unfair trade practices is that there are international systems in place that are mutually beneficial, said Lutz, who was formerly the vice chairman of General Motors.
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There's an extent to which these relationships are mutually beneficial: Malika has enough Instagram followers, at 4 million–plus, that she can make a living from sponsored content deals whether or not she and Khloé stay close.
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Others saw no need to thank a company for what is essentially a mutually beneficial exchange: The organization needs talented employees to fill its needs, and job seekers want a fulfilling job that pays a decent wage.
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OSAKA (Reuters) - A new free-trade deal between the European Union and South American countries shows that agreements can be reached and mutually beneficial compromises can be reached, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said on Saturday.
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"We believe there are many similarities in the Indian and Chinese online travel markets and we expect this strategic relationship between two market leaders to be mutually beneficial," commented Deep Kalra, founder and group CEO at MakeMyTrip.
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China, the world's largest oil buyer, was one of the leading destinations of U.S. crude throughout the first half of last year — in what had been a mutually beneficial energy relationship with the world's biggest crude producer.
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Rather than the "adopt-a-company" models prevalent among most accelerators, it has been leaning hard into how it can create mutually beneficial relationships with companies that run the gamut from well-established to really just beginning.
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Competitors like Avis and Enterprise calculate that a unified voice directed at legislators and regulators can yield a mutually beneficial outcome that far outweighs what could be gained – or lost – from engaging with government on their own.
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It's a mutually beneficial arrangement: Shields gets an army of observers remotely monitoring the tortoises and engaging in active protection, and they get the chance to see a piece of the desert from an entirely new perspective.
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However, top U.S. trade advisor, Peter Navarro, has already stated that trade between certain nations are not mutually beneficial, mentioning the U.S. trade deficit with Germany, Japan's non-tariff barriers, and the undervalued Chinese yuan as examples.
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Drawing Cenedella's argument together, the plaintiff's lawyers tried to portray the museum world as one akin to insider trading, where museums control their own assets through mutually beneficial agreements with the city's top galleries and auction houses.
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The lawsuit "is a procedural step that will not prevent the parties from the opportunity of negotiations in regard of achieving mutually beneficial agreement to support innovative development of Russia's agricultural industry," Bayer said in its statement.
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We founded ourselves upon that concept that we were sharing them, so just all of the sudden take them back — that's not only unfair to me, like unjust, but I'm also like, 'That's not even mutually beneficial.
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"Your administration's efforts to double down on new, unnecessary nuclear weapons while scrapping mutually beneficial treaties risks the United States sliding into another arms race with Russia and erodes U.S. nonproliferation efforts around the world," they write.
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The revival of mutually-beneficial grand energy projects like Turkish Stream is expected to play a large part of restoring relations that are lucrative for both countries; Turkey was Gazprom's second largest customer after Germany in 2015.
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By 2001, Glencore had a vision for the entity: Xstrata would become a miner in its own right through asset purchases, and would sell its commodities to buyers through Glencore, in a close and mutually beneficial partnership.
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They go to the heart of whether the Trump team can actually persuade China to open its markets, treat "outsiders" as partners in mutually-beneficial relationships and compete within the bounds of international trade and investment rules.
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"However, my personal reflection is one of regret at this decision, when one considers the mutually beneficial contributions made between the UK and the EU over the last 43 years," Kocher told Reuters in a written statement.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will do its utmost to negotiate a divorce deal with the European Union that is mutually beneficial, Brexit minister David Davis said on Thursday, setting out the government's strategy in an official policy document.
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If there were to be another global financial crisis, distrust and zero-sum political philosophies — "If you win, I lose" — could prevail over cooperative negotiations based on shared norms and trust aimed at achieving mutually beneficial outcomes.
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In answering, he characterized Russia and China as driven not by cold, hard power politics — which would thus suggest the US could negotiate a mutually beneficial resolution to any disagreement — but rather by the ideologies of their governments.
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As we've discussed here before on more than one occasion, the two of them have a long and complicated relationship, which vacillates between idol worship, friendly rivalry, not-so-friendly rivalry, regular friendliness, and mutually beneficial business arrangements.
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"No we won't change our behavior because all Russia wants is mutually beneficial relations that are based on taking into accounts the interests of one another," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov was quoted as saying by Interfax news agency.
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MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL Data privacy requirements have up to now prevented custodian information from being used to its full potential, and those involved in the latest initiative say that proven data security will be crucial in bringing clients onboard.
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Below are the priorities listed in Truss's statement to parliament: Britain wants to secure "comprehensive, far-reaching and mutually beneficial tariff reductions" to increase access to the U.S. market for British businesses and lower prices for British consumers.
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"We noted with satisfaction that the RCEP negotiations have advanced to the final stage, and we expressed our determination to conclude a modern, comprehensive, high quality, and mutually beneficial RCEP in 2019," said a statement issued by Singapore.
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One time I was giving a group of second graders a tour of the tide pools, letting them collect a few cool animals and then telling them about them—like the mutually beneficial relationship between crabs and anemones.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's economy minister said on Thursday that applying tariffs on U.S. goods is "plan B" for Mexico in trade talks with the United States if negotiations aimed at achieving a new mutually beneficial agreement fail.
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U.S. President Donald Trump backed out of a joint communique agreed by Group of Seven leaders in Canada at the weekend that mentioned the need for "free, fair and mutually beneficial" trade and the importance of fighting protectionism.
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"I am very confident we are going to get to a mutually beneficial outcome and I expect we will get to that point next quarter," Dauman said speaking at the Deutsche Bank Media, Internet, & Telecom Conference Monday afternoon.
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"These are things that would be mutually beneficial if we can solve, and we're always willing to engage but we need to know what is the expected outcome for May and how serious is that deadline," Malmstrom said.
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However, we should also not miss the opportunity to develop a mutually beneficial policy architecture that harnesses the true potential of the U.S.-Africa trade and investment relationship, and adapt to a changing Africa and global trading system.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China wants to deepen mutually beneficial cooperation with the Maldives, President Xi Jinping said in a congratulatory message to the newly elected Maldivian president, the leader of an opposition that has vowed to review Chinese projects.
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RT's reach on YouTube — 2.2 million subscribers, just slightly behind CNN — stemmed from a long and mutually beneficial relationship between the news channel and the video site, according to current and former RT employees and technology industry analysts.
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It's believed that wolves were the first animal to be domesticated by humans, somewhere between 30,000 and 10,000 years ago in Eurasia, and since then, our two species have forged a mutually beneficial partnership; our lineages inextricably entwined.
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As Mr. Trump noted in his 65-minute speech here at Alumni Coliseum at Eastern Kentucky University, the two men will both be on the ballot in 2020, ensuring that cooperation is, for the foreseeable future, mutually beneficial.
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Since its launch on Instagram, the sharing feature has been mutually beneficial for both Spotify and Instagram alike, as it made users' Stories more engaging while also sending traffic back to the Spotify app for further music discovery.
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U.S. officials should stop listening to people who peddle misleading claims about health arrangements in other countries and support ObamaCare repeal, freeing individual Americans to make mutually beneficial arrangements with those who supply and finance their health care.
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Stern began building the bridge that connected the NBA and China, which has been a mutually beneficial relationship financially and likely will remain that way once the rift that was born this fall over political differences calms down.
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After Skalnik withdrew his motion claiming that they had engaged in misconduct, he and prosecutors arrived at what appeared to be a mutually beneficial arrangement — one that would both appease Skalnik and send him far from Pinellas County.
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"At first, probably quite modest retaliation, but if the Trump administration continues in this direction without trying to find some mutually beneficial solution to all the complexities in our economic relationship, things will escalate for sure," Shirk added.
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Colombia has stepped in to help nations in Central America, the Caribbean and around the world confront security challenges; we have exchanged our experience with NATO; and we are creating a mutually beneficial climate for business and investment.
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Mexico's peso rallied to a nearly four-month high after the new U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross offered support to the battered currency and said Mexico and the United States could reach a mutually beneficial trade deal.
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Trade talks between the United States and China should be equal and mutually beneficial, Chinese Vice Commerce Minister Wang Shouwen said on Friday, adding that he hoped the two countries can find ways to manage their differences through dialogue.
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Present at IDCON to host a panel about the most recent series, People Magazine Investigates: Cults, is executive editor Jess Cagle who discusses with me the many ways in which the partnership between ID and People is mutually beneficial.
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"(We will) guide firms to fully consider national conditions and actual needs of target countries, pay attention to mutually beneficial cooperation with local governments and companies, and generate economic and social benefits," the State Council said in a statement.
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At a time when economic globalization is confronted by setbacks, China advocates that all countries adapt to and harness economic globalization, allowing it to develop in a more inclusive and mutually beneficial direction by introducing tangible measures and plans.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told a regular news conference in Beijing that he was not aware of the refinery project but China has "an open attitude towards India and others having mutually beneficial cooperation with Sri Lanka".
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After striking oil together more than 70 years ago, the United States and Saudi Arabia established a mutually beneficial relationship that gave the Americans a seemingly endless oil supply and the Saudis a wealth previously unknown to the region.
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Colton Henson, campaign manager for Tim Derickson, an Ohio state representative running for Boehner's old seat, said pushing for Kasich candidacy can be mutually beneficial -- it's one that helps underscore the record Republican lawmakers have had throughout the state.
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The deal "reflects the willingness of all of us who are part of Collahuasi to reach mutually beneficial agreements, with a focus on security, productivity and sustainability," Jorge Gomez, the president of the Collahuasi mine, said in the statement.
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The TPP, alongside other aspects of Obama's pivot, was intended to provide certainty -- that the US was there for its friends and allies, committed to the key principles of free-trade and open economies as a mutually beneficial relationship.
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While I think that the future of the U.S.-Saudi relationship will be based largely on a practical, mutually beneficial economic partnership, that does not mean that the national security needs of both countries will fall by the wayside.
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"When you look at the exact wording of his comments, you can see that the president was voicing his hopes of swift progress in talks toward something that is mutually beneficial," Motegi told reporters at a regular cabinet meeting.
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If all parties involved are smart about this, they'll use the ongoing negotiations to write such mutually beneficial provisions into baseball's organizing documents, and so open up a future in which player privacy and bigger data are in harmony.
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It was, largely, a mutually beneficial relationship of like-minded individuals where everyone benefited: A celebrity got a great dress, and a brand got a great-looking famous person in their dress, and we all got to ogle them.
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" According to the UN relations between al-Qaeda (whose fighters are estimated between 400 and 600 in Afghanistan) and the Taliban "continue to be close and mutually beneficial, with Al-Qaida supplying resources and training in exchange for protection.
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"I am hopeful that this is (the) beginning of a strong and mutually beneficial relationship between BALPA and Ryanair and I urge Ryanair to agree deals with pilot unions in other countries and with cabin crew unions," Strutton said.
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Hutchins&apos and Jenner&aposs relationship has been mutually beneficial, according to Widdicombe&aposs reporting: Hutchins became Jenner&aposs manager and moved into her Malibu home, while Jenner helped Hutchins get meetings to develop her upcoming beauty product, Lumasol.
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"Firms now want to see swift agreement on the transition period, to provide much-needed certainty and allow us to focus on reaching a mutually beneficial trade deal," said Stephen Jones, chief executive of UK Finance, a banking lobby.
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"We need to find common points and mutually beneficial cooperation areas concerning connecting Slovakia to the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, as well as to Turkish Stream," TASS quoted Medvedev as saying after talks with Slovakian Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini in Moscow.
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"We have had a many year relationship with Universal; we will no longer handle 'Jurassic Park' because they are unable to arrive at a mutually beneficial financial arrangement on that brand, " Brian Goldner, CEO of Hasbro, said during an earnings call.
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" Asked by journalists about the Kremlin's links with the US, Peskov said: "I'd like to remind you of President Putin's words -- numerous times he has talked about his wish to build good, mutually beneficial relations based on mutual respect and equality.
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But he stunned a broader constituency of U.S. allies at the weekend when he backed out of a joint G7 communique in Canada that mentioned the need for "free, fair and mutually beneficial trade" and the importance of fighting protectionism.
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"By disapproving the transaction, the SEC has denied the American public an historic and unprecedented opportunity to build a mutually beneficial economic bridge between the world's largest economies, while unfairly disadvantaging our company and shareholders," CHX said in a statement.
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"The industry and the government came together there and found a mutually beneficial solution that allows us to have a project that will provide an acceptable return for Maersk Oil but also of great benefit to the UK," she said.
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For its part, Facebook—which has recently begun paying publishers including Buzzfeed and the New York Times to post a quota of Facebook Live videos every week—bills its relationship with the media as a mutually beneficial landlord-tenant partnership.
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" Candel says she and Gabriella enjoy sharing their home, and that the arrangement is mutually beneficial: "We get an extended family, we get to know about a new language, great food, and culture and they get a fast track into society.
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Gazprombank, Russias third biggest lender by assets, said in a statement that it aimed for further development of mutually beneficial relations with Uzbekistan in various areas including energy and was considering the $300 million loan as part of cooperation with Uzbekneftegaz.
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In tragic irony, just as Mexico seems ready to shed its resentment toward the long-hated Yanquis and begin working together to achieve mutually beneficial economic rewards, the United States is leaning toward protectionism and displaying signs of shortsighted nationalism.
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He said South Korea believes the deal is mutually beneficial, and the two countries need to first establish whether the U.S. trade deficit with South Korea is caused by the trade deal or is a result of other fundamental economic issues.
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Barrick, which recently completed $6 billion deal to buy rival Randgold, said it is continuing to engage with the Zambian government to find a mutually beneficial solution for the operation of the mine in the wake of the new tax changes.
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Gazprombank, Russia's third biggest lender by assets, said in a statement that it aimed for further development of mutually beneficial relations with Uzbekistan in various areas including energy and was considering the $300 million loan as part of cooperation with Uzbekneftegaz.
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Royal Enfield, which has about a 4 percent share of the two-wheeler market and sold more than 800,000 motorcycles in India over the past financial year, is "hopeful of arriving at a mutually beneficial solution", it said in a statement.
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Abe pointed out that while Japan has no tariffs on American autos, "the United States has put on 2.5 percent tariffs on Japanese autos," and said he would like to proceed toward a "mutually beneficial outcome" in the trade talks.
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" The details of the agreement aren't clear, but Khalifa Al Romaithi, chair of the UAE Space Agency, said the agreement "opens the door to the creation of a wide range of mutually beneficial programs [for] the UAE and the USA.
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James S. Oddo, the Staten Island borough president, likened the spats to a staged and mutually beneficial wrestling match, in which Mr. de Blasio and his Republican critics all garner applause from their own camps and risk little in the process.
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The alliance was mutually beneficial: Wahhab received military protection for his movement, which sought to return Muslims to what he believed were the values of the early years of Islam in the seventh century, when the Prophet Muhammad was alive.
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There are two solutions to the partisanship problem: either the voters stop rewarding extremism or lawmakers discover mutually beneficial compromises Brian Balogh: The American public will have to decide that they care more about effective governance than their party allegiances.
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The Trump administration will seek to reform two parts of the nation's policy to promote biofuels, marking its latest attempt to reach a mutually beneficial outcome for two of the president's key constituencies: the fossil fuel industry and farm states.
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They successfully made the entire news cycle revolve around a memo that alleges the FBI is out to take down President Trump, while hinting that the bureau had a mutually beneficial relationship with Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee.
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During his March 6-13 trip, Tillerson "plans to discuss ways we can work with our partners to counter terrorism, advance peace and security, promote good governance, and spur mutually beneficial trade and investment," the department said in a statement.
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He said he would fight corruption at the highest levels, improve relations with China, seek a "mutually beneficial" relationship with the United States and create a just welfare state along the lines of what the Prophet Muhammad did centuries ago.
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For the first time in my life, I was seeing an outside example of how an autistic person might be able to form a mutually beneficial friendship with another person without having to fundamentally change or hide who they were.
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"The core US premise in the NAFTA renegotiation is radically at odds with how traditionalists view trade negotiations — the historical approach is to see them as mutually beneficial," Edward Alden, a trade expert at the Council on Foreign Relations, told me.
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Pena Nieto also met with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Saturday, according to a readout of the meeting, in which Pena Nieto said he was working closely with Canada to come up with a better, mutually beneficial update to NAFTA.
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The prisoner swap could be a confidence-building measure that both sides leverage to jump start talks on other issues -- like Iran's nuclear program -- or the swap could just be a mutually beneficial, but isolated, positive moment for both countries.
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"China's heavy emphasis on building global champions through industrial policies is spiking new levels of concern about China's commitment to a mutually beneficial relationship," said Jeremie Waterman, senior director for the Greater China region for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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He suggested that this is a "mutually beneficial" split, as Shopify and its competitors are going "super deep" on building the infrastructure needed to operate a store online, while Shogun focuses on the actual experience of the customer visiting that store.
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The United States has used various international occasions to vilify China's social system, development path, and mutually beneficial cooperation with other countries, and charged China with all kinds of unwarranted crimes, said State Councillor Wang, who is also foreign minister.
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Aso also said that the agenda for the U.S.-Japan economic dialogue starting next month had not been decided, but he wanted to have constructive talks that are mutually beneficial to both sides in the areas of trade and economics.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Trade talks between the United States and China should be equal and mutually beneficial, Chinese Vice Commerce Minister Wang Shouwen said on Friday, adding that he hoped the two countries can find ways to manage their differences through dialogue.
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This organic work, developed for the Future Forward series from The Creators Project and the all-new Prius, takes as its inspiration the idea technology can respond and act upon the Earth's environment in a mutually beneficial and harmonious way.
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Taking another pot shot at Trump, Lu said there was "deep sympathy" in China for U.S. farmers who have been hit by the trade war, saying the two countries had for many years had "friendly, mutually beneficial cooperation" in agriculture.
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LA MALBAIE, Quebec (Reuters) - Leaders of the Group of Seven industrialized nations agreed at the conclusion of their summit on Saturday on the need for "free, fair, and mutually beneficial trade" and the importance of fighting protectionism, their communique said.
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"What is of vital importance is that we still hope the United States can work hard with China to meet each other half way, and strive to reach a mutually beneficial, win-win agreement on the basis of mutual respect," Geng said.
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Terry Mazany, president and CEO of the trust, said sheltering Pillars Fund was mutually beneficial: He was looking for Muslim-focused projects to round out a diverse portfolio, and Pillars needed "a protective shield" in a political climate where Muslim enterprise is scrutinized.
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"When you look at the exact wording of his comments, you can see that the president was voicing his hopes of swift progress in talks toward something that is mutually beneficial," Toshimitsu Motegi told reporters at a regular cabinet meeting, according to Reuters.
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Sebastiana Barraez, a Venezuelan journalist who has reported on the situation for nearly two decades, says Venezuela's socialist government has had a mutually beneficial relationship with the rebel groups dating back to Hugo Chavez's time in office — but things are now getting tense.
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Hey, I guess if this alliance leads to a mutually beneficial relationship between the Pentagon and the fucking enormous technology company Schmidt heads, that's just a super great byproduct of an incredibly rich and powerful corporate figurehead helpin' out as a personal thing.
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That would not only head off the increase of tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods from 2 percent to 25 percent, but it would also show markets that the world's two leading economies can find mutually beneficial ways to settle trade differences.
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The trip, which is the first visit by a U.S. president since 2005, clearly recognizes the newly elected President's determination to reinsert Argentina into the global economy, as well as his willingness to build a mutually beneficial relationship with the United States.
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"This is supposed to be mutually beneficial ...You need to be able to explain to the people of Indonesia what the value of (your) investment is," Indrawati told CNBC on the sidelines of the Asian Development Bank's 50th annual meeting in Yokohama.
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That sacrifice has proven to be mutually beneficial, but right now there is a whole banana boat's worth of unquantifiable forces—respect, ego, loyalty, and other slippery human emotions—at play, all of them more important than money (and money always matters).
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So let's explore the past almost decade of mutually beneficial visits of the Kardashian-Jenner-Wests to The Ellen DeGeneres Show—what they talked about, how they talked about it, what they avoided, and most importantly, what they were there to promote.
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He cites the unprecedented slowdown in China's economy as "good news" that China will have to buckle under to American pressure — but the established truth is that, by generating mutually beneficial outcomes, trade mitigates international conflicts that otherwise could lead to war.
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"I hope that the two teams will meet each other half way, work hard, and strive to reach an agreement that is mutually beneficial and beneficial to the world as soon as possible," Xi said, according to the state-run Xinhua news agency.
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" And a rare clarification from the White House on Trump's tweet, via deputy press secretary Lindsay Walters: "The President's tweet underscores the importance of a free, fair, balanced, and mutually beneficial economic, trade and investment relationship between the United States and China.
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The practice has been mutually beneficial: Merchants get access to Amazon customers they would not otherwise be able to reach, while Amazon is able to offer a wider range of products and to collect a fee from any goods that are sold.
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Measures taken now to build a stable, mutually beneficial US-Cuba trading relationship in agriculture will go a long way towards increasing American influence with Cuba's new generation of leaders, restoring prosperity for American farmers, and helping ordinary Cubans shape their country's future.
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While the administration continues to call for a renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement, Peter Navarro, Mr. Trump's top trade adviser, said on March 15 that the United States and Mexico can "develop a mutually beneficial regional powerhouse," according to Bloomberg.
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Ken Arnold, both the director of the Medical Museion in Coopenhagen and creative director at the Wellcome Trust in London, made his presentation through the lens of this experience, with a diagnostic focus on how universities and museums might form mutually beneficial partnerships.
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Picturing Prestige reveals how in the 19th century, relations between portrait artists and wealthy patrons were more open and undisguised — both involved in a mutually beneficial PR campaign — though a fall in public estimation for only one of these actors could mean months behind bars.
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" The spokesperson also said that he and Thurman "shared a very close and mutually beneficial working relationship where they have made several very successful film projects together," with photos attached that demonstrated "the strong relationship Mr. Weinstein and Ms. Thurman had had over the years.
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" The spokesperson also claimed that Weinstein and Thurman "shared a very close and mutually beneficial working relationship where they have made several very successful film projects together," with photos attached that demonstrated "the strong relationship Mr. Weinstein and Ms. Thurman had had over the years.
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It seems like a pretty mutually beneficial situation for all parties — Fitbit gets a little more added cache in the sports world by partnering with one of its best known brands, and Adidas gets another opportunity to dip its toes into the tech world.
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Some analysts said German Chancellor Angela Merkel's breakthrough last week in talks to form a grand coalition in government had helped the pound, as Merkel is seen by markets as an ally of Britain's and someone who would pursue a mutually beneficial trade deal.
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Mutually beneficial: Bringing SoftBank as an investor is one of the benefits 99 is getting out of its relationship with Didi Chuxing, CEO Peter Fernandez told Axios, adding that access to capital in Latin America is nowhere as easy as in the U.S. or Asia.
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Italy's challenge to CETA comes after U.S. President Donald Trump backed out of a joint communique agreed by Group of Seven leaders in Canada at the weekend that mentioned the need for "free, fair and mutually beneficial" trade and the importance of fighting protectionism.
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But at the same time, the Trump administration has already cut several programs intended to foster long-term development from the ground up, a move that has raised questions about the US commitment to working with nations in the region in a mutually beneficial way.
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Nothing helps President Trump more — or tightens his hold on his base more securely — than his cozy, mutually beneficial relationship with conservative TV. Trump's feedback loop, including cable-news coverage, and mainstream media squawking, convinces the president that he's winning his war on media.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Friday trade talks with the United States will continue in Washington next week and that he hopes the two sides will be able to reach a mutually beneficial deal in the upcoming negotiations, state media reported.
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By 2016, I was talking on my phone less but speaking to it more; my Echo and I had settled into a mutually beneficial, if lopsided, relationship (my commerce and privacy in exchange for the weather, some music and voice control of the fan).
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It is a mutually beneficial, and deeply felt, relationship that resonates well beyond the families who have grown so close to Mr. Trump that he remembers their names and those of their deceased loved ones, and privately relays praise of their appearances on Fox News.
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The U.S. on Saturday was the only "no" vote on a Chinese-proposed United Nations Human Rights Council resolution that called for "a community of shared future for human beings" and "mutually beneficial cooperation in the field of human rights," the news outlet noted.
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Silvio Berlusconi, three times prime minister of Italy and now the favorite to win next month's parliamentary elections as leader of the right-wing coalition, is even closer to Putin than Schroeder, a relationship leaked U.S. dispatches say may have a mutually beneficial financial subtext.
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"In that way we avoid a knock-on effect from the one onto the other," Piket said in an emailed statement, adding both sides have "a strong interest in putting in place a solid basis for a mutually beneficial economic agreement for the long term".
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It said China will strengthen mutually beneficial cooperation with Africa in infrastructure planning, design, construction, operation and maintenance and support Chinese companies participating in the construction of infrastructure such as power, telecommunications, railway, highway and shipping ports, to enhance Africa's capacity for sustainable development.
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"A permission-led approach that gives custody members the power to only reveal their data if they wish to interact with trade enquiries from the market provides a mutually beneficial model that enhances liquidity across the ecosystem," said Mark Ledwards, head of the sellside division at Algomi.
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Deploying its international propaganda arms, the television channel RT and the Sputnik news agency, the Kremlin is honing this message: While Western Europe and the United States are continuing a centuries-old tradition of exploiting Africa, Moscow is ready to engage with Africa on mutually beneficial terms.
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Airbnb said it could not share anything beyond the joint statement, with the exception of the following: "Airbnb is committed to building mutually beneficial partnerships with building owners and landlords through initiatives like our Friendly Building program," Airbnb spokesperson Christopher Nulty said in a statement to TechCrunch.
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Buckman gets at something else about marriage that's also deeply crucial to its continued success as a social institution: it's supposed to be mutually beneficial, a pooling of resources, an idyllic romantic entanglement in which we discover more about the other as we also discover ourselves.
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The communique, which appeared to have papered over the cracks that have surfaced in the G7, said the leaders of the United States, Canada, Britain, France, Italy, Germany and Japan agreed on the need for "free, fair, and mutually beneficial trade" and the importance of fighting protectionism.
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BEIJING, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Friday trade talks with the United States will continue in Washington next week and that he hopes the two sides will be able to reach a mutually beneficial deal in the upcoming negotiations, state media reported.
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"Among the reasons for not getting a regular divorce is the shared desire to keep Jenny covered by my health insurance, and allow to slowly unfold our 20 years together in a way mutually beneficial for our family, particularly on behalf of our children," he said.
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Iranian lawyers reportedly argued Monday at the United Nations-affiliated court that the U.S. is "plainly in violation of the 1955 Treaty of Amity," which was agreed upon as part of an effort to emphasize "friendly relations" and "mutually beneficial trade and investments" between the two nations.
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" By bankrolling studies, cultivating mutually beneficial relationships with psychopharmacologists at prestigious universities like Harvard and laundering its marketing messages through trusted agencies like the World Health Organization, the pharmaceutical industry created what Schwarz aptly terms "a self-affirming circle of science, one that quashed all dissent.
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Without specifying any immediate action, it called for "a community of shared future for human beings" and "mutually beneficial cooperation in the field of human rights" — words reflecting "the very purpose of the United Nations," according to Yu Jianhua, ambassador for China, whose initiative it was.
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Both films are about how the spread of human society has brought with it certain animals (who drove other animals out), and both films reveal the complicated, mutually beneficial relationship humans have struck up with these creatures, even if they might not always want to admit it.
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" Last week, the DNC announced that "Fox News will not serve as a media partner for the 2020 Democratic primary debates," citing recent reporting in The New Yorker about the mutually beneficial relationship between Fox and the Trump administration, which DNC chair Tom Perez called "inappropriate.
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If top officials in Washington see the end game as a "decoupling" or suppressing China's economic and technological rise — as opposed to achieving such important objectives as producing a level playing field and fair rules for mutually beneficial trade and investment — future talks are unlikely to succeed.
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In private, some Chinese officials, who insist bilateral ties have been "mutually beneficial," have expressed dismay over Xi's "over-the-top" remarks and aggressive stance on issues such as trade and the South China Sea, which they believe have led to strong US backlashes against China.
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"While we believe that this agreement is mutually beneficial to the USPS and to us, there is a risk that renegotiation is unsuccessful and leads to materially less favorable terms or that the USPS decides to not renew one or more of these financial compensation arrangements," Stamps.
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Referring to a U.S.-China Bilateral Investment Treaty that has been long in negotiation given disagreements about access to sectors the sides deem sensitive, Li said as long as both countries took a strong and pragmatic approach, they would be able to reach a mutually beneficial agreement.
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Oxford-educated Khan, in the past a fierce critic of U.S. policy in the region, called for "mutually beneficial" ties with Pakistan's on-off ally the United States, and offered an olive branch to arch-foe India, saying the two nations should resolve their long-simmering dispute over Kashmir.
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" The Democratic National Committee announced in March that they would not allow Fox News to host any of the Democratic debates during the 2020 cycle, arguing that President Donald Trump and the network have a mutually beneficial relationship that, in the word of DNC Chair Tom Perez, was "inappropriate.
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Because the dominance of today's corporate powerhouses rests largely on government privilege, and thus violence—not voluntary, mutually beneficial trade — the anti-corporate rhetoric of progressives rings hollow; they emphasize wealth inequality and economic justice, yet they would expand the very power on which corporate abuses now rest.
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A settlement would allow the parties to avoid the public exposure and negotiate terms that could be mutually beneficial to both sides rather than leave the final determination of the case up to Judge David J. Cowan of the Los Angeles County Superior Court, who is overseeing the trial.
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Steffen Schmidt, a professor of political science at Iowa State University, said he doesn't see Mr. Trump's ethanol announcement as a direct reward for Mr. Grassley's support, but rather as a sign of the mutually beneficial relationship that has emerged between the president and the powerful seven-term senator.
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The idea was not to connect with whoever was willing to connect with us, but to seek out a core group of influential and like-minded people who could serve as our inner circle, and who could, in turn, connect to other folks to form mutually-beneficial relationships with.
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If Mr. Khan can make the military a partner and enabler of his foreign policy ambitions — including a "mutually beneficial" relationship with the United States, "open borders" with Afghanistan and peaceful trade with India — he will pull off a feat no Pakistani leader, civilian or military, has ever managed.
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" In a statement on Friday, Mr. Trudeau's office said that the prime minister and the president-elect "agreed to work closely together to further strengthen the dynamic partnership between Canada and Mexico," and that "they discussed Nafta and the mutually beneficial economic and trading relationship between our two countries.
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The collaboration was a mutually beneficial project for Universal—whose film adaptation was given some credibility through association with well-respected musicians like The Rolling Stones and Beyoncé—and the various artists involved, who benefited from the incredible intrigue surrounding the franchise, as well as its enormous publicity budget.
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Britain said it was working towards securing a "mutually beneficial" trade agreement with the EU. "We are confident that we are going to get a good deal, one that ensures that trade is as free and frictionless as possible, including for the aerospace sector," Prime Minister Theresa May's spokeswoman said.
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When you looked at the comment against the backdrop of the time, it appeared to be a giant signal that Microsoft was open to forging new agreements with competitors that would be mutually beneficial to the companies involved, and would help customers solve those real pain points he alluded to.
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For Kik, the key was that this meant that use of Kin set up a mutually beneficial incentive model in which Kik was generally incented to boost use of Kin, as were developers, since it operated in their own interests as well — meanwhile, users were incented because of Kin's use value.
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"China will need to demonstrate the substantial liberalization of its investment market, ensure that U.S. firms can compete on a level playing field, and address other key priorities to facilitate the progress and successful conclusion of a mutually beneficial and high standard BIT," the USTR spokeswoman said in a statement.
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Across the board, they agree that ghosts like to hang around the tour route, which is actually mutually beneficial — guests sign up for a ghost tour to see ghosts and the spirits that appear "enjoy the presence of those of us who exist on this side," as Nicodemus puts it.
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"If lawmakers will not step in to help these desperate women, then I will," Brandon Wade, founder and CEO of SeekingArrangement, a site with over 10 million members that connects "sugar Babies" to "sugar Daddies or Mommas" to find "mutually beneficial relationships," announced in a video posted to YouTube Tuesday.
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New Scientist has obtained a Memorandum of Understanding between DeepMind and the Royal Free NHS Trust in London, which describes what the pair envisage as a "broad ranging, mutually beneficial partnership, engaging in high levels of collaborative activity and maximizing the potential to work on genuinely innovative and transformational projects".
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Red states are developing some really big ideas about how to waive Obamacare Taylor Swift and Katy Perry's mutually beneficial feud, explained More fire than ice: how Game of Thrones' use of color has changed over 7 seasons Qatar has just made life less terrible for its army of foreign workers
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Reuters reported that Iranian lawyers argued to judges with the United Nations-affiliated court that the U.S. is "plainly in violation of the 1955 Treaty of Amity," which was agreed upon as part of an effort to emphasize "friendly relations" and "mutually beneficial trade and investments" between the two nations.
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Despite Bezos's victory over the National Enquirer—and by extension the president, who enjoys a mutually beneficial relationship with the paper's publisher, David Pecker—there's growing tension between Bezos's role as the savior of one of America's most important news organizations and his role overseeing an anti-democratic corporate behemoth.
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He reiterated that during the meeting the two leaders agreed their economic teams would step up talks to work toward getting rid of all the tariffs, and aim for a mutually beneficial deal so that trade and economic relations can get back on a "healthy" track as soon as possible.
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Huawei accused the US of trying to recruit its employees as internal spiesIn its statement, Huawei went on to portray Oliveira's allegations against the company as a mutually beneficial scheme for himself and the US government, claiming the US has been using "both judicial and administrative powers" to disrupt Huawei's business.
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But in a notable if quiet shift in the last couple of years that has been chronicled by Rolling Stone, recording artists have begun to distance themselves from the N.R.A. For years the organization had promoted country music performers in a mutually beneficial arrangement that gave marketing exposure to both sides.
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"We want our UK team of more than 7,000 people to have the best possible chance of future success, which is why we continue to urge UK and EU negotiators to work collaboratively towards an orderly balanced Brexit that will continue to encourage mutually beneficial trade," Nissan said in a statement.
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Deep policy divisions appear to exist between the business and labor groups: The report cites the "majority" of members preferring to focus on issues outside trade deficits in favor of a "mutually beneficial" trade deal, sentiments to which the labor union representatives dissent in favor of promoting U.S. investment and jobs.
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"This is a cynical attempt by a hostile AG's office to generate defamatory headlines to try to torpedo a mutually beneficial settlement that is supported by so many other states and would result in billions of dollars going to communities and individuals across the country that need help," the statement said.
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"This is a cynical attempt by a hostile AG's office to generate defamatory headlines to try to torpedo a mutually beneficial settlement that is supported by so many other states and would result in billions of dollars going to communities and individuals across the country that need help," Sackler said.
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Thus, a spirit of collaboration on trade is mutually beneficial, and for this reason many economists across the political spectrum — including some fierce free trade skeptics — think that at this point in the game the two countries have more to lose than to gain by erecting new trade barriers between them.
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Britain said it was working towards securing a "mutually beneficial" trade agreement with the EU. "We are confident that we are going to get a good deal, one that ensures that trade is as free and frictionless as possible, including for the aerospace sector," Prime Minister Theresa May's spokeswoman said.
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"Privateer is giving Tilray a lot of operational flexibility and obviously believes in long-term value of this business and is not pushing to sell its shares as soon as possible, so it's kind of mutually beneficial, this transaction, for both parties," Tilray Chief Financial Officer Mark Castaneda said in an interview.
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And, at every one, the U.S. president, even when others strongly disagreed with some of his policies, was considered the leader of not only the free world but also the effort to forge strategies that reinforced the liberal, free-market economic order, because that bolstered collective prosperity and mutually beneficial political ties.
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"If the companies won't agree then it's time to renegotiate the 'partnership'" between the Pentagon and the landlords, "starting with a mutually beneficial relationship and transparency of the contracts," said Darlena Brown who, after her own son was exposed to lead on a Georgia Army base, started the nonprofit Military Housing Advocacy Network.
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Analysts say that despite raised eyebrows and French reservations over the visit – during which the presidents will also commemorate the 100th anniversary of America's entry into World War I – it could provide a useful opportunity for the leaders to forge a rapport and establish a mutually beneficial working relationship, regardless of their differences.
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"The China government has attached great importance to the China-Malaysia relations and has always considered Malaysia a dear neighbor and trustworthy partner who is committed to seeking mutually beneficial cooperation and common development in the country," Chinese State Councillor Wang Yong said at the ceremony, heading up a 100-strong delegation in Kuantan.
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" A statement from Lighthizer's team said the U.S.-Japan meeting was cordial and that the officials "agreed to promote mutually beneficial trade, fight trade barriers and trade distorting measures, foster economic growth, and help establish high standards," while working harder together to address "common concerns with respect to unfair trade practices utilized by third-countries.
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This is especially true because most people don't show their true, toxic colors right off the bat — and if a relationship starts off as a loving, mutually beneficial and growth-oriented one, it's difficult to admit it when that relationship takes a sour turn (especially for strong-headed women who tend to be fixers).
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But it's not all hate; The Grey Lady and POTUS have a mutually-beneficial relationship... How it works: Trump benefits from publicity, which he has used to build his brand and run a successful campaign, and the New York Times benefits from a fascinating character who drives readers, subscribers and clicks to their reporting.
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And the next two episodes (AMC sent the first three to critics for review) deal with such heady concepts as establishing a new code of law that will strike everyone as fair, or the tensions and trade among the various communities that are now knit together in a very loose confederation of mutually beneficial relationships.
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"We would like to reiterate, mutually beneficial cooperation between China and the Maldives takes place on the basis of equality and mutual benefit, and has already achieved results that are plain for all to see, and has been welcomed by the people of the Maldives," the Foreign Ministry said in a statement sent to Reuters.
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Because, first, he needs to rob a bank — literally, the whole bank, dragged through the streets of St. Maarten like tin cans on the back of a wedding Cadillac — followed by a whole bunch of business about finding a seaworthy crew and forming a wary friendship (or at least a mutually beneficial stalemate) with Will and Carina.
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Ms. Wintour's understanding of the mutually beneficial exploitation that could result from putting the star of a new film on the cover of a magazine, and all the tertiary events involved, was just as formative, changing the Hollywood/fashion calculus, as well as the model/actress cover star ratio, which now heavily favors the celebrity — even the nascent celebrity.
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How to make perfect vinaigrette Tossed salad Several years ago, I attended a food and culture symposium where a speaker described Charlotte, North Carolina's emerging ethnic enclaves as a "salad bowl" rather than a "melting pot," because the people and their businesses merged with the existing population in a mutually beneficial way and yet maintained their distinct identities.
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Both parties wish each other the best (Intel CEO Brian Krzanich said in a statement, "We offer Chris Young and the McAfee team our full support as they establish themselves as one of the largest pure-play cybersecurity companies in the industry") and setting a cybersecurity company like McAfee free from Intel's hardware ambitions seems mutually beneficial.
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Plus if the North collapsed, China would likely have a humanitarian crisis on its hands with an influx of millions of refugees (and although China wouldn't say the reason, it's been building up its border with North Korea in the last few months.) China's concerns are also economic; it has a trade relationship with the North that's mutually beneficial.
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Geng said China had always respected the principle of non-interference in internal affairs in dealing with Australia "We strongly urge the relevant Australian person to spurn Cold War thinking and prejudice towards China, immediately stop making wrong comments that harm political mutual trust and mutually beneficial cooperation, and take effective steps to dispel negative effects," he added.
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"It is our firm hope that we will be able to convert this framework agreement into a new mutually beneficial partnership that will create opportunities for ADNOC to increase deliveries of high-quality crude oil to India's expanding energy market and help India meet its growing energy demand and safeguard its energy security," the ADNOC CEO said in statement.
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The meeting is a chance to reaffirm the declaration from presidents Reagan and Gorbachev that nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought; to extend and preserve mutually beneficial agreements that provide transparency, verification and stability on nuclear arms; and to launch a dedicated effort to cooperate on areas of common interest, including preventing nuclear terrorism.
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"I would say that the likelihood is that the Saudis will be frustrated, we'll be frustrated, but that there will be continued cooperation and coordination on the issues that are mutually beneficial, and there will be a certain coolness in the relationship," said Gerald Feierstein, senior vice president at the Middle East Institute and former U.S. ambassador to Yemen.
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So when rumors swirl that the White House wants to improve relations with the Kremlin not because they see an opportunity for a mutually beneficial deal with Russia, but because some members of the administration are in thrall to Russian intelligence services, and the administration fails time and time again to disprove those allegations, confidence in the U.S. erodes.
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"To meet our clients' needs as an industry and ensure full compliance with the law, the government has to deliver an orderly withdrawal, a stable transition and a sensible and mutually beneficial future trading relationship," Huw Evans, director general of the ABI, said in a statement ahead of the trade body's conference on Brexit on Tuesday.
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China's government had already accused Guo Wengui, a real estate magnate also known as Miles Kwok, of money laundering, bribery and rape when he and Mr. Bannon developed a mutually beneficial relationship that began with a $150,000 loan to Mr. Trump's onetime confidant, according to a memo written in May 2019 and obtained by The New York Times.
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"Our investment in Paystack aligns with the kind of investments we look for -- those that will help extend our reach into the global commerce ecosystem as it changes and grows, and that will provide mutually beneficial business opportunities," said Otto Williams, head for strategic partnerships, fintechs and ventures for Visa in Central & Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa (CEMEA), in a statement.
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"While it is possible that the UK could arrive at a mutually beneficial deal with the EU, it may also be the case that many of the remaining EU members will have no incentive to accommodate the UK, and that they will focus more on deterring other potential departures and containing the rise of their own national eurosceptic movements," S&P said.
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CBN's sit-down with Mike Pompeo was only the latest episode in the network's close relationship with the Trump administration—one that, as Al Jazeera argued last fall, is just as mutually beneficial as the better-known link to Fox & Friends, but is often overlooked as a part of the administration's effective state media because of the niche audience it targets.
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We must highlight the disproportionate burden that women face from the cruel impacts of war and we must push for a fundamental shift in how we view the U.S. role abroad, reorienting our leadership away from the pursuit of domination through endless wars and profit-seeking to mutually-beneficial, cooperative approaches to building a more peaceful and just global economy.
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Ben Domenech, publisher of the online conservative magazine The Federalist, described President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's relationship with CNN as "mutually beneficial" on Monday.
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"I think this is largely attributed to reducing one element of uncertainty in the process of actually triggering Article 50 but also the conciliatory tone in Prime Minister May's statement...focusing on the partnership with the EU and achieving a mutually beneficial relationship," said Alexandra Russell-Oliver, a currency analyst at Caxton FX. Sterling also hit day's highs against the euro EURGBP=D3.
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There was no physical contact during Mr. Weinstein's awkward pass and Mr. Weinstein is saddened and puzzled as to 'why' Ms. Thurman, someone he considers a colleague and a friend, waited 25 years to make these allegations public, noting that he and Ms. Thurman have shared a very close and mutually beneficial working relationship where they have made several very successful film projects together.
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"I support the development of mutually beneficial border security infrastructure projects based on mutual agreements between local communities and the Department of Homeland Security, that will produce viable alternatives to a 14th century wall," Cuellar said in an email, adding that Laredo officials presented the concept to U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Kevin McAleenan during a visit to Washington, D.C., earlier this month.
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The announcement, which confirms a Reuters story from Thursday, comes as both automakers look to hit the reset button in India after falling behind more nimble rivals such as Maruti Suzuki and Hyundai Motor Co.Goldman Sachs analyst Pramod Kumar said in a note on Thursday a tie-up could be "mutually beneficial" as the engine offerings of both companies complement each other and would help the alliance match up to competition.
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" And despite Trump's "America first" foreign policy rhetoric and campaign criticisms of NATO, the strategy also underscores the need for strong alliances, saying "mutually beneficial alliances and partnerships are crucial to our strategy," and a "strong and free Europe" and "commitment to Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty," which stipulates that an attack on one NATO member is considered an attack against all, are "vital to our security.
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