Sentence examples for bargain itself from inspiring English sources

Quoting Lord Hardwicke, the court proposed that fraud might be "'apparent from the intrinsic nature and subject of the bargain itself; such as no man in his senses and not under delusion would make'" (298 N.Y.S.265265, 265).

It has long been argued that trust may be just as important in securing macro (and micro) flexibility as the structure of collective bargaining itself.

So even though no worker can be forced to pay for a union's political campaigns or donations, Janus claimed that the collective bargaining itself was a political matter ― and thus he can't be forced to fund it.

Of course, with Sprint's market capitalization now at about $10 billion, Sprint is looking like a bargain acquisition itself.

First, as has been shown in Stähler (2008), when talking about the effects of employment protection on unemployment in matching labor market frameworks, the bargaining structure itself matters.

It is, in other words an essential element not only of the union's bargaining process itself, it is also a necessary sanction for enforcing agreed rules.

Nor could the union itself bargain away those rights on behalf of players collectively in current negotiations over a new labor agreement.

Finding a bargain can in itself become a real addiction and as you learn more, you'll find more bargains.

My guess is that Scribner may have just got itself a bargain.

The Clinton/Gore plan is no bargain in and of itself.

Barclays has grabbed itself a bargain, and its shareholders are impressed.