Co. v Williams, 566 So 2d 1172 n9 [Miss 1990] ["An insured bargains for more than mere eventual monetary proceeds of a policy; insureds bargain for such intangibles as risk aversion, peace of mind, and certain and prompt payment of the policy proceeds upon submission of a valid claim"]); Ainsworth v Combined Ins.
Both sides are likely to drive a very hard bargain for such a prize, and the US will not want to give away its main diplomatic tool - sanctions - too soon.
Some critics say he has used the icon as a bargaining chip for such a visit, but Dr. Navarro-Valls said of the icon that the pope had had "a profound desire to return it to be revered by the Russian people" since it came into his possession.
Normally, Henderson could have expected to have a powerful hold over Barker, because Barker would have needed Henderson's approval before commanding a battalion; the bargaining and negotiating for such jobs goes on daily in the Pentagon and elsewhere.
It was a bargain basement price for such a project because almost all the work was done in-house – something increasingly rare in museums.
Nonetheless, he asked the district attorney's office to plea bargain for a milder sentence, even though the trial was over and the time for such bargaining had long passed.
But you do not need employers for such bargaining clout.
Demonstrations led by organizations with established channels for bargaining, such as syndicates of the UGTT, have faired much better.
The reason for such bargains is hardly a mystery: almost 80 new ships joined the North American fleet during the 1990's, and 52 more are scheduled by 2005.
But if they choose a union, they will not be able to turn to it to bargain on their behalf for such traditionally negotiated topics as pay, retirement benefits, job qualification rules, disciplinary standards or issues related to security procedures, like what security equipment they must use or when and where they are deployed.
