That stability reflected a simple quid pro quo regulation in exchange for freedom to operate.

That stability reflected a simple quid pro quo regulation in exchange for freedom to operate.

Our duty is to make Hong Kong a better place for us all, without hidden agendas or quid pro quos.

The answer is, of course, simple. Dwayat was a Palestinian Arab, so quid pro quo, he must be a terrorist.

The child is provided treatment, and I want to stress that the treatment is completely unconditional there is no quid pro quo.

In the quid pro quo that followed, Qaddafi agreed to eliminate his nascent nuclear program in exchange for an end to pariah status.

The quid pro quo for this easy ECB money is that the Irish government must protect European creditors who would otherwise face large losses.

According to Leverett, Khadafi s decision predated the invasion and was a response to an explicit quid pro quo to end international sanctions against Libya.

If Germany wants the rest of Europe to swallow the bitter pill of fiscal retrenchment, it will eventually have to recognize the implicit quid pro quo.

But what's interesting about that suggestion was that, to implement that suggestion wouldn't cost 10 million pounds it wouldn't involve large amounts of expenditure it would actually cost about 50 quid.

We should think of North Korea s economic transition process as a prerequisite for full denuclearization, rather than simply holding out the promise of a big assistance package as a quid pro quo .

The form was usually consules darent operam ne quid detrimenti res publica caperet or videant consules ne res publica detrimenti capiat ( let the consuls see to it that the state suffer no harm ).

Underneath this clear cut quid pro quo of political bargaining, the representatives from Fatah and Hamas are charged with finding the means to reconcile Hamas s tremendously popular political ideology with Fatah s traditional secular aspirations.

The quid quo pro for these changes to US policy would be a commitment by China to respect and defend a set of international norms, principles, and institutions that was created largely without its involvement.

Ultimately, democracy relies on an implicit quid pro quo among contending groups, according to which each agrees to protect the others rights in exchange for recognition of its entitlement to govern should it win an election.

And, looking ahead, if the rest of the world wants China to accept greater multilateral oversight of its trade balance, there will have to be a quid pro quo of some kind perhaps an exemption from WTO rules on subsidies.

There is a quid pro quo that no one explicitly talks about but which must be addressed trade offs between these negotiations, not just within them. Meaningful action on climate change will not be seen until it is agreed within this broader framework.

Convention No. 111 Sexual harassment. In a direct request of 2004, the Committee noted that section 63 of the draft Labour Code prohibits dismissal of or sanctions against an employee for having refused quid pro quo sexual harassment by an employer, his or her representative or any other person.