Sentence examples for has reciprocal from inspiring English sources

It has reciprocal relationships with reprographic rights organisations overseas.

It would have to be renegotiated - but the UK has reciprocal arrangements with countries such as Australia, so it's not impossible.

The Groucho has reciprocal arrangements with international clubs including the Rapongi Hills in Tokyo, the Norwood in New York, the Spoke in Toronto and De Kring in Amsterdam.

It is hard, but not impossible, to play without a member sponsor, but it has a long list of courses in the United States, Europe, Australia and Asia with which it has reciprocal privileges.

Ironically, the Calcutta Club, which has reciprocal arrangements with the Oxford and Cambridge Club on London's Pall Mall and the National Liberal Club in Whitehall, among others, was established amid a mood of equality.

Still, AT&T pays substantially less wholesale (likely close to its own per-minute domestic rate), and has reciprocal agreements with Rogers and other Canadian carriers whose customers visit the United States.

And Hopa and BPI have reciprocal shareholdings.

A few countries have reciprocal benefits arrangements with the UK.

Yet by age 10, none of the girls had reciprocal friendships while some of the boys did.

Thompson says many sole traders have reciprocal agreements to deal with enquiries and deliver services in each other's absence.

In fact, although I didn't know this at the time, many non-EU countries, including Serbia, have reciprocal health agreements with the UK.