reciprocal rights in a sentence

Examples

1. The Queen Adelaide Club is affiliated with similar establishments within Australia and internationally where members can enjoy reciprocal rights.
2. The Court, relying partly on Vattel's The Law of Nations, emphasized the principle of the reciprocal rights and duties of citizens:
3. NZPA also provided these services with reciprocal rights to its content for sale overseas though practically little content was directly used.
4. A reciprocal right of visit and search is granted under this convention to the cruisers entrusted with carrying out of its provisions.
5. The second book relates to the reciprocal rights and duties of lord and tenant, and is mainly of historical interest to the modern lawyer.
6. If a landlord can terminate the tenancy at will, a tenant by operation of law is also granted a reciprocal right to terminate at will.
7. She told reporters at EU headquarters the deals offered by the United States to the six nations does " not offer sufficient reciprocal rights ."
8. But until now, the securities firms have not had the reciprocal right to buy commercial banks, which have been heavily protected because they hold government-guaranteed deposits.
9. Crandall said European national governments had been slow to agree reciprocal rights for U . S . and local airlines to make unrestricted flights under so-called open-skies accords.
10. The 1965 agreement did not offer Pakistan reciprocal rights to export goods to the Soviet Union, nor to the Central Asian Republics after the fall of the USSR.