quid pro quos造句

• The quid pro quos on all the fund raising were nonexistent,
• "This system doesn't work through quid pro quos.
• You can also do some quid pro quos, " she said.
• Explicit quid pro quos are illegal and quite rare.
• We're not offering quid pro quos.
• "There were never any quid pro quos, " the governor testified.
• Not a good time to plant : bichon frise, teratomas and quid pro quos.
• Because politics runs on quid pro quos.
• Speculation about quid pro quos has only been magnified by North Korea's recent diplomatic behavior.
• Like a money-for-access fund-raising transaction, no explicit quid pro quos were needed.
• Symington " talked to members, but I am not ware of any quid pro quos or deals,"
• I'm all for honesty, and the elimination of shady quid pro quos, but the arguments will never cease.
• Nor, for that matter, does JUSTICE BREYER explain what sorts of quid pro quos a party could extract from a candidate.
• In any case, matters have reached the point where nearly everybody here expects an independent counsel to probe the quid pro quos.
• But the more I studied it, the more concerned I became about the appearance of influence-peddling, the quid pro quos.
• Sponsorship deals that don't pass the test are turned down, and quid pro quos, like logo display, are minimal.
• "It was entered into without any demands, without any conditions, without any quid pro quos, " he said.
• Yet they resist the taxes, intrusiveness and all the other quid pro quos of the social contract that go along with the many benefits.
• And we'll work on those issues, certainly, but it was entered into without conditions and without quid pro quos ."
• "I don't see that there are really any quid pro quos to be had, whether with Russia or others,"