Translation of "Wechselseitigkeit" in English

Reciprocity's a bitch, right Connie?

When influencing people, remember that reciprocity is crucial.

Why would I question the reciprocity of love?

Let us say that here there is a reciprocity.

Two-way integration is not feasible as long as there is no reciprocity and mutual recognition.

Rather than turning away, the EU should seek deeper engagement and reciprocity.

Reciprocity and creating a level playing field globally must be a priority for the EU Commission.

You know the reciprocity of Oneness of Love when you give milk to your baby.

The economic model of cooperatives is based not on charity but on self-help and reciprocity.

The Body module group makes students aware of the reciprocity between perception and physical expression.

In these reports, I like the elements of overcoming the bureaucratic processes of agreements, freedom of movement of citizens and the reciprocal nature that all of these actions must have.

That is why it is crucial that the specific consequences for developing countries of the regions entering into an FTA should be fully assessed before any serious consideration is given to the introduction of greater reciprocity.

It is, nevertheless, essential to make a permanent evaluation of levels of cooperation, bearing in mind the requirements of reciprocity and the limits imposed by ASEAN internal legislation.

These proposals focus especially on the modes of PNR data transfer, on standards for monitoring the correct implementation of the PNR agreement, and on its reciprocity.

In other words, only if reciprocity and mutual recognition are secured in third countries can two-way integration take place.

We have introduced the concept of reciprocity, which would apply not only to opening markets and to market access but also to the nature of regulatory provision and supervision.

Another example: it is considered that commerce is an important factor in development but there is no reference to reciprocity in the opening up of markets.

The Financial Times recently observed that in China’s “efforts to build soft power outside its borders,” the country “needs to tread more lightly and take a more reciprocal and less authoritarian approach.”

Second, it was assumed that the major participants in global trade – including the emerging economies that joined this process and, later, its anchoring institutions, such as the World Trade Organization – would eventually embrace the basic principles of reciprocity, continuing gradually to reduce both tariff and non-tariff barriers.