E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet That Congress and the White House are thinking in grand-bargain terms is not surprising — the spending-cuts part of the fiscal cliff (also known as sequestration) was designed, as I wrote about a few weeks ago, to force Washington to deal with long-term deficit issues.
That Congress and the White House are thinking in grand-bargain terms is not surprising — the spending-cuts part of the fiscal cliff (also known as sequestration) was designed, as I wrote about a few weeks ago, to force Washington to deal with long-term deficit issues.
In fact, the jobs needed to run these services remain unionized after a P3, typically governed by collective bargaining terms.
New collective bargaining terms borne out of the NBA lockout also look to help small market teams like Cleveland compete with the bigger cities in the future.
While EMDA relaxes its bargaining term in the face of intense GMP by considering just two relaxation factors the MBDNA uses the same negotiation strategy as EMBDNA but does not relax its bargaining term in the face of intense GMP.
The authors envisage three such structures: peak-level coordination, pattern bargaining (termed intermediate coordination), and uncoordinated systems.
Years later, he described the bargain in terms of return on investment.
The Elvis lyrics sold for £300 – a real bargain in terms of the time, material and expertise that went into making them.
I got an appetizer salad of fried artichoke, white beans, Parmesan and arugula for $9, which was a bargain in terms of the pleasure I also received.
The benefits of language and cultural awareness are enormous, and studying abroad could even be a bargain in terms of how much you pay for tuition.
The companies offered to hold a fire sale in which they would give access to a rival Internet company at bargain basement terms.
