Sentence examples for rules of reciprocity from inspiring English sources

Adelstein follows his strict rules of reciprocity and protection of sources, but otherwise he is willing to do nearly anything to get a story.

For Lévi-Strauss, positive marriage rules combined with the rules of reciprocity as the basis for a general theory of kinship that emphasized exchange as the central principle of kinship and indeed of "man's" break from nature.

Mauss argued that apparently irrational forms of economic consumption made sense when they were properly understood, as modes of social competition regulated by strict and universal rules of reciprocity.

"It's the rule of reciprocity".

Mr. McLaughlin credits the effectiveness of promotional products to centuries old cultural norms around the rule of reciprocity.

Dr. Cialdini, who has written a book on the topic, "Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion," became interested in studying the rule of reciprocity out of self-defense.

Having browsed one too many Cosmopolitans, they remembered the golden rule of reciprocity, and assumed that each minute down under must be another 50p in the blowjob parking meter.

This observation illustrates the rule of reciprocity: a body radiates strongly at those frequencies that it is able to absorb, because for both processes it needs the tiny antennas of that range of frequencies.

Politeness entails more than proper etiquette in speech; it must be motivated by a genuine charity toward the neighbor, rooted in the golden rule of reciprocity.

Articulating the Church's golden rule of reciprocity: "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you," the pope applied the dictum to what he called society's "responsibility to protect and defend human life at every stage of its development".

An important basis for all ethics has been the Golden Rule or the principle of reciprocity: you shall do unto others as you would have them do unto you.