The EU should tell Gazprom that access to Europe s downstream assets is conditional on the reciprocal openness of Russia s energy sector.

Reciprocal representation

Reciprocal Representation

Reciprocal inheritance treaties

Trust relies usually on reciprocal relations.

Developing countries that have been enjoying non reciprocal preferential market access have called for adequately addressing the erosion of preferences arising from the most favoured nation tariff reduction.

Learning between grown ups and kids should be reciprocal.

Experience since the Tokyo Round of multilateral trade negotiations shows that their integration cannot be achieved without better market access based on the principle of special and differential treatment on a non reciprocal basis.

647, 35 N.W.2d 500 (1948) (holding that a treaty provision providing for reciprocal access to the courts of justice to nationals of the United States and Germany was suspended but not abrogated by the Second World War).

The reset of relations with Russia can succeed only if it is reciprocal.

Self disclosure is reciprocal, especially in the early stages of relationship development 3.

Canada and Afghanistan maintained a trade agreement guaranteeing reciprocal most favoured nation status.

That was what distinguished them from treaties, which operated in a strictly reciprocal framework.

As for non MOU countries, exchange of information is based on a reciprocal basis.

But the thaw in EU Belarus relations needs to be based on reciprocal, permanent steps.

But these gestures of cooperation with Muslim sensibilities have not been met by reciprocal gestures.

The EU must promote democratic development in neighboring countries without expecting or demanding reciprocal concessions.

This is a reciprocal relationship as the plants provide the fungi with sugars from photosynthesis.

(b) Treaties guaranteeing private rights to inheritance remained operative, but other treaty created private rights were suspended, including freedom of movement, freedom from confiscation without compensation, the right of access to the courts by non resident enemy aliens and reciprocal visa fee agreements

Russia should be welcome in institutions and agreements that foster cooperation, with reciprocal rights and responsibilities.

To that end, the parties have reached an agreement on the reciprocal opening of cultural centres.

There were also inherent limitations to a mercantilist, reciprocal multilateral trade negotiating process in delivering pro poor outcomes.

Interpol is working as a clearing house for information using a network of reciprocal links among its 176 member States.

Conventions creating rules as to nationality, marriage, divorce, reciprocal enforcement of judgements, etc., would probably belong to the same category.

For those reasons, trade liberalization should not be reciprocal special and differential treatment should be preserved, especially for developing countries.

With aid comes a reciprocal responsibility on the part of recipient Governments to tackle corruption, strengthen governance and promote institutional reform.

Mayer also notes that the reciprocal teaching process gives the students the chance to learn more by having the teachers as role models, and that the reciprocal teaching process gives beginners in an academic field a chance to learn from the experts by taking turns leading the class (Maoyer, 1996).

By contrast, women with less economic autonomy may feel that their interests are best served by emphasizing family hierarchies and reciprocal duties.

A goal for Knowledge building communities is to have individuals and organizations actively working to provide a reciprocal advance of their knowledge.

The search for the causes of that phenomenon will bring to light insufficient dialogue and inadequate channels of knowledge and reciprocal knowledge.

In addition, there must be continuous dialogue, rather than occasional communication, so as to avoid duplication of work and ensure reciprocal learning.

The effect is reciprocal, and when a piezoelectric material is subjected to an electric field, a small change in physical dimensions takes place.

If two friends have a reciprocal transaction, like selling a car, it's well known that this can be a source of tension or awkwardness.

There is evidence that reciprocal imitation plays a constitutive role in the early development of an implicit sense of self as a social agent.

Agreement between the Government of the United Mexican States and the Government of Belize on reciprocal assistance between their customs administrations (20 September 1991)

The EU has neither the capacity nor the authority to conduct any reciprocal surveillance of US missions in Europe, and it does not do so.

The Uniting for Consensus group welcomes the fact that the African Union at its summit decided to seek negotiations and reciprocal support from other groups.

The Goals and human rights have a reciprocal relationship. The former can provide relevant benchmarks to assess the realization of economic and social human rights.

Second, a smaller group of treaties exhibits a moderately high likelihood of applicability during armed conflict, including reciprocal inheritance treaties and multilateral law making conventions.

72. In paragraph 528, the Working Group notes that assistance would be quot apos one way apos assistance to the court rather than reciprocal assistance quot .

Like extradition treaties, treaties allowing nationals reciprocal passage over a land border also have the hybrid quality of applying to private rights but implicating political concerns.

In practice, security was implemented at multiple levels (such as network access, database access, application access, security functions within the applications and secure Internet access).

8. Calls upon both parties to fulfil their obligations in respect of the implementation of the road map by taking parallel and reciprocal steps in this regard

Similarly, a bilateral treaty on reciprocal inheritance rights could easily prove more resilient than a multilateral extradition treaty which conflicts with national policy of the armed conflict.

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