reciprocity造句

Its reciprocity is merely an added stipulation.

There is no reciprocity in this relationship.

Europe must beware of the reciprocity it pursues.

The secret power of this approach is reciprocity.

Measured trust begins with small ACTS that foster reciprocity.

You have much longer household codes, those writers at least said there was some reciprocity.

Psychologists call this the reciprocity rule, and it is a rule that all societies honour.

The second phone call from the telemarketers tried to bring in another social principle – reciprocity.

Their definition of reciprocity requires that any service accessing its Contacts API offer an API of its own with similar functionality.

We will continue to make unremitting efforts in invigorating military-to-military relations on the principles of “mutual respect, mutual trust, reciprocity and mutual benefit”.

"The more that parents invest in their children and have positive relationships with them, the more they are creating this sense of reciprocity," she said.

The techniques of liking and reciprocity mentioned above both clearly play on our desire for affiliation, as do many other techniques of persuasion and influence.

Your affirmation of the one you love should not be conditional to reciprocity (i.e. don’t wait and simply do it in return) .

The law of reciprocity is NOT a law that can be measured in any instance of time or even between the same parties involved for the give and take.

For example, a licensor could ask for reciprocity — that a licensee must provide the software according to the same terms it agreed to — and still remain open source software.