Michael Creed TD was speaking in the Irish Senate as it discussed overturning a ban on reciprocal fishing rights introduced two years ago.
Generally speaking, like the social contract theory developed by Hobbes, Locke, Hume, and Rousseau, which described the optimal relationships between individuals and government, society's contract with science was also intended to function for the reciprocal benefit of both.
The number of reciprocal captures was so low that we cannot speak of intraguild predation or the killing and eating of species that use similar resources and so are potential competitors [27].
Individuals with AS typically speak fluently but have problems engaging in reciprocal conversation.
In response, a European Union official who spoke on condition of anonymity said the union might consider reciprocal measures for Americans arriving in Europe, as Brazil did when the United States enforced similar requirements on its citizens.
And the consumers actually have an advantage over brands in this arena because they, like Miley, are, well, human... Meaning they speak like humans, laugh like humans, are flawed like humans and enter into real reciprocal relationships like humans.
Being able to speak openly and participate in health care decisions through "shared knowledge and power" instead permits reciprocal knowledge exchange and can potentially contribute to personal empowerment ([ 19]; p.19]).
The reciprocal dialogues between king and deity which regularly appear in traditional temple scenes and which validate the blessings uttered by the gods are not feasible in Akhenaten's religion, in which the primary deity has no mouth to speak.
Broadly speaking, his research concerns the fluid and reciprocal influence of America's literary, performance, and media cultures.
