Sentence examples for reciprocal countries from inspiring English sources

Australia has a good medical system with free health services in hospitals for emergencies but doctors visits cost money and rebates are only available to those in the Medicare system, which is for Australians and reciprocal countries such as New Zealand and the UK.

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

The United States has signed reciprocal agreements with countries like Germany, Sweden and Britain to enable the mother of a child whose father has returned to his homeland to seek financial support with the help of government authorities.

Moscow's reciprocal measures against countries that sanctioned Russia over its actions in Ukraine have been in place for a year, but the new law stipulating the destruction of contraband shipments at the border came into force on Thursday.

Francesco Durante, the author of "Italoamericana," a history of the two countries' reciprocal literary influences (to be published in English translation by Fordham University Press this year), points out that Bourbon loyalists and the Vatican watched the progress of the Civil War with keen interest, despite their distaste for the institution of slavery.

While Australia has reciprocal arrangements with some countries, citizens of most countries are not eligible for Medicare.

The UK has mutual agreements with countries in the European Economic Area and reciprocal agreements with some other countries.

"They are also worried about reciprocal arrangements with other countries.

A few countries have reciprocal benefits arrangements with the UK.

More than 400,000 UK pensioners live in countries without reciprocal treaty arrangements including those in Australia, South Africa and New Zealand.

But some simple reciprocal agreements with those countries could solve the problem.