Amarin said the United States forced the Philippine government to allow more US flights under the so-called open skies policy, but the US rejected reciprocal rights for the Philippines.
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". . . So I'm saying, if there's an analogy, then I expect the analogy to take place, and I expect us to have reciprocal rights and privileges in Iran ."
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Bradshaw said representatives of some of the territories were worried that they could not cope if large numbers of British citizens were given a reciprocal right to live in their territories.
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The royalty is restricted to Australian citizens or residents, though there is provision for reciprocal rights to be extended in the future to persons resident in other jurisdictions with compatible royalty schemes.
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Then in 1860 the Chinese and British governments signed the Convention of Peking, a diplomatic agreement that subjects of the Chinese and British Empires would have reciprocal rights under their respective countries'laws.
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As associates, their exporters will have access to the 200 million consumers of the four nations but the countries will not share other goals such as a common currency and reciprocal rights of residency.
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Before the National League agreement was rolled over for last season, the Dodgers had drafted a letter to send to the other clubs granting them the reciprocal right to televise their games at no charge.
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Today, Irish and British citizens are accorded equivalent reciprocal rights and entitlements ( with a small number of minor exceptions ) and a Common Travel Area exists between Ireland, United Kingdom, and the Crown Dependencies.
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More than 40 countries have agreed to take part in Australia's Foreign Judgments Act 1991, which creates reciprocal rights for the enforcement of each other's court decisions, but the Netherlands is not one of them.
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United Airlines, the country's No . 1 carrier and a unit of UAL Corp ., and Delta Air Lines, No . 3, are to start offering reciprocal rights in each other's frequent-flier programs Sept . 1.
