Because teaching can be so satisfying, you still do get some bargains — I pass some in the halls of my high school every day — but you can't run an enormous national enterprise on the basis of bargains.
Under the UCC, a seller creates an express warranty by any promise, description, or use of sample or model that relates to the goods and becomes part of the basis of the bargain.
At the bargaining stage, we re-distribute the system resource on the basis of combined bargaining solution.
By refusing to embrace Simpson-Bowles as the basis of a Grand Bargain, and instead offering a watered-down version, Obama has left a gap for a sane Republican or independent candidate.
(If he had really damning evidence, he would presumably have used already it as the basis of a plea bargain. Still, as prosecutors like to tell people involved in big investigations, it's never too late to sign on a coöperator).
Sorry, but David Brooks cannot attack us secularists on the basis of Abraham Lincoln's bargaining with God over the Battle of Antietam.
Spouse selectivity on the basis of human capital, distribution of bargaining power, and labor supply coordination within the household can differ by type of marriage and gender of the immigrant and, consequently, affect how spouses supply labor to the market.
The range of F index is varied from 0 to 1. On the basis of NBS and KSBS bargaining solutions, the proposed scheme re-distributes fairly the resource to BSs.
In South Africa, public sector conditions of service (issues such as remuneration or working hours) are determined on the basis of a central collective bargaining process between the employer (government) and recognised labour representatives (unions or professional associations), in line with provisions of the Labour Relations Act (22).
This nauseous forced deal between Malik and César appears to become the basis of a strange, unknowable spiritual bargain between Malik and God – or does it?
These two sets of complaints, or demands, provide the basis for a bargain.
