Contoh quid

• Then we really would be quids in, and it would be more convenient for everyone.

• If they get it wrong by overestimating the costs, they are quids in.

• He does not need 50 million quid's worth of advice to tell him how to do it.

• Therefore, there is no great battle to fight or quids pro quo to be exchanged on that issue.

• Women are quids in at the end of the day.

• They went behind the crowd that was already there and pushed and shoved and created chaos to get their three quid's worth.

• Even if the incentive lasts only until 2004, one would still be quids in.

• Nevertheless, one is still quids in.

• The lawyers will be quids in.

• In theory, each of these genres brackets the question central to the other; quid juris and quid facti are allegedly kept separate.

• They obtain their compensations in the form of liberal concessions from import and excise duties granted on dubious grounds as quid pro quo.

• Perhaps ' where all things be lawful ' is too free a translation of ubi quid vis liceat (literally ' where whatever you want is permitted ').

• There is a tertium quid between univocity and metaphor, namely analogy.

• When exclusion is low-cost to the supplier, preferences for the amount and quantity of a good are revealed as a result of many quid pro quo transactions.

• As a quid pro quo the young will receive a pension benefit when they are old, which will be financed by contributions from the then young.