Sentence examples for reciprocal commitment from inspiring English sources

"We had to make clear that it was a reciprocal commitment, too," he added.

Ministers have indicated that while they would be prepared to let EU nationals already in the UK stay, they want to secure a reciprocal commitment from other member states concerning the 1.2 million UK citizens living in the EU.

Such a relation can certainly be more than merely dyadic (an influence-based relationship between two people) as the one-caring and the cared-for may come to exhibit reciprocal commitment to each other's well-being.

The restaurant should make a reciprocal commitment, rather than force customers to stand around near the bar — not at the bar (stools are reserved for dining at peak hours), but near the bar.

By honouring a clear commitment made by the Vote Leave campaign to protect the status of EU migrants, the letter said the UK "puts itself in a strong position to seek a reciprocal commitment from other EU members that EU citizens in the UK and UK nationals in other EU countries should be able to continue to live and work in those countries".

These are based on future reciprocal commitment and the importance attached to reputation and the code of honour (Missaoui 1995).

The agreement spelled out reciprocal commitments, including pledges to respect Laotian neutrality, to refrain from forging military alliances with the country, establishing bases on its territory or interfering in its internal affairs.

The American military's statement maintained that the agreement "contains reciprocal commitments to provide for the security of Afghan citizens, the A.N.S.F. and coalition forces by keeping captured enemy combatants from returning to the battlefield".

The problems facing our country have less to do with the technical competence of our work force than with the failure of our leaders and many citizens to understand the values, institutions and reciprocal commitments that bind a society together and link the future of our democracy to the dreams, welfare and rights of people throughout the world.

Extubation in the ICU may per se contribute to the failure of organ retrieval, thereby jeopardizing the reciprocal commitments made by the healthcare team to the family and by the family to the last wishes of the patient.

The reciprocal commitments within a trade agreement support one another like a house of cards, and many trade agreements stand in rows like dominos.