reciprocal concessions

Another study comparing reciprocal concessions with social responsibility found neither explanation to be sufficient.

We must therefore pay particular attention to the balance of the agreements and reciprocal concessions, carefully studying their consequences on jobs.

Without reciprocal concessions there can be no enduring peace between Israel and its Arab neighbors.

Two studies comparing reciprocal concessions with social responsibility explanations found evidence for social responsibility related to helping.

The peace plan calls for a series of reciprocal concessions culminating in a resolution of the conflict and a Palestinian state in three years.

One problem of reciprocity, however, focuses on the unequal profit obtained from the concept of reciprocal concessions.

Syria offered reciprocal concessions.

Apparently adopted from a controversial European Community rule on government contracts, the new term goes beyond the traditional American goal of seeking reciprocal concessions.

However, we could arrange a few minor alliances between our peoples, reciprocal concessions to strengthen our respective foundations."

The government was then dominated by "averagers", humanists convinced that reconciliation among Christians was possible, based on reciprocal concessions.

Against this background, the Community then concluded an Association Agreement with Morocco in 1996 which provides for reciprocal concessions on agricultural products.

However, the compromise that is before us this week is in my view an acceptable agreement, since it has been reached on the basis of reciprocal concessions.

As the inimitable Doctor Johnson once said 'Life cannot subsist ... but by reciprocal concessions'.

He can lay it like a blanket of fog over the intelligence community and allow the agencies beneath it to breathe only if they make reciprocal concessions.

While the talks seem likely to continue, Mrs. Kumaratunga's supporters are worried that the Government's concessions have not won reciprocal concessions.

A form of reciprocity is "reciprocal concessions," in which the requester lowers his/her initial request, making the respondent more likely to agree to a second request.

From this I infer that the 1998 budget is a good budget. It is the result of an effort of mutual comprehension and substantial reciprocal concessions.

Findings regarding social responsibility and reciprocal concessions were inconclusive, with high correlations between perceptions of negotiation and guilt as well as guilt and obligation.

With rapid, reciprocal concessions, it seeks not only to end 31 months of conflict but also to resolve territorial and religious claims that have divided the two peoples for generations.

The plan calls for swift, reciprocal concessions by both sides to yield a comprehensive Arab-Israeli peace and a Palestinian state in three years, but progress has been mincing.

That plan calls for negotiations and reciprocal concessions by Israelis and Palestinians to produce a Palestinian state and a comprehensive Israeli-Arab peace in three years.

The envoys are the authors of the peace plan known as the road map, a plan of reciprocal concessions intended to lead to the establishment of a Palestinian state.

So far, the I.R.A.'s unconditional cease-fire has not met with reciprocal concessions from the British, who insist on some further declaration that the cease-fire will be permanent.

Israel's cooperation would show that it is serious about a two-state solution and, if matched by reciprocal concessions on the Palestinian side, would strengthen the prospects for a durable agreement.

An important topic in DITF research involves whether the DITF technique is effective because of reciprocal concessions or social responsibility.