Sentence examples for expected reciprocity from inspiring English sources

When I began my career in the 1960s, I fully intended to be loyal to companies and expected reciprocity, and it pretty much worked out that way.

High congruence stems from the collaborating partners agreeing on the exchange and the outcome of the collaboration, which makes expected reciprocity actions clear to partners.

Factors related to social capital, i.e., expected reciprocity and the extent to which a scientist's community conforms to the norm of open science, either directly affect information-sharing or moderate competitive interest considerations on information-sharing.

Turning down an offer of alcohol was considered rude, as peers "insisted" on purchasing drinks, and expected reciprocity.

"We would expect reciprocity, we would expect fulfillment of goals," he said.

Diplomats from other N.S.G. countries say the matter is delicate because China approved Washington's deal with India and expects reciprocity or a "face saver".

"Our mistake in Afghanistan was to do the work of others for 10 years, expecting reciprocity across a cultural and religious divide".

In contrast, if exchanges were dominant, one would expect reciprocity to prevail.

Journalists dubbed this tactic "linkage" insofar as the United States would link positive inducements (e.g., arms control, technology transfers, grain sales) to expected Soviet reciprocity in other areas (e.g., restraint in promoting revolutionary movements).

Immanuel Kant held that the truly virtuous individual will offer friendship to all other people equally, and that it is legitimate for people to expect a reciprocity of pleasure and utility.

Family reunions that South Koreans set much store by are also in abeyance, and work has stopped on a new freight rail link across the "demilitarised zone"—actually the world's most heavily armoured border between North and South Korea.Yet Mr Bush has also let it be known that he will expect "comprehensive reciprocity" in future from North Korea.