| A quid pro quo agreement means that one party agrees to do something in return for the agreement of another party to do something else. |
| The quid pro quo is that the wife pays a sum that must not exceed the value of the wedding gift. |
| The Budapest document makes sense historically only as a quid pro quo agreement resting upon American credibility to act. |
| With a pitiful quid pro quo they are proposing a joint European Day of Remembrance for perpetrators and the victims. |
| Someone is going to say that there must have been some connection, or there may have been a quid pro quo that we did not know about. |
| The quid pro quo mentality or idea of reciprocity, based on a principle of equality, is therefore quite wrong. |
