Sentence examples for essential bargain from inspiring English sources

The essential bargain for an Israeli-Arab peace, ever since passage of UN resolution 242, has been summed up in a three-word formulation, "land for peace".

As Aereo put it in its petition brief before the Supreme Court, "The essential bargain that [the industry] made to obtain, for free, public spectrum worth billions of dollars was that, once they have broadcast their programming, consumers have a right to receive and to view that programming using an antenna and to copy that programming for their personal use".

In today's judgment the master of the rolls, Sir Anthony Clarke, sitting with Lord Justices Waller and Lloyd, held that the charges for unauthorised overdrafts were not part of the "core or essential" bargain between bank and customer, and therefore an assessment of fairness was not precluded by the regulations.

I see myself primarily as a scientist involved in engineering, so a Ph.D. was an essential bargain in my contract.

If we have to take our Medicis with undergraduates instead of courtiers to please, the essential bargain hasn't changed.

That period lasted exactly three weeks but the still-fantastic Kittenz and Thee Glitz LP is an essential bargain bin purchase.

Correspondingly Ms. Kazan, who is emerging as one of the busiest and best young actresses in New York, presents Marie as a young woman who knows that her most essential bargaining tool is her sex.

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Rising unemployment, high household debts and soaring inflation for essential goods made bargain hunting a necessity for more people.

Slightly further north in Mong Kok, the Ladies Market in Tung Choi Street keeps similar hours (opens from noon to 11pm) and sells tatty but fun T-shirts, luggage and sunglasses (bargaining essential).

Retailers have found that persistent price cuts have proved essential to persuade bargain-hunting households to part with cash, meaning the value of sales in July was down 0.2% compared with June.