Sentence examples for the 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).
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.
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.
Robert Louis Stevenson, writing about Thoreau in 1880, pointed out that when a man must "abstain from nearly everything that his neighbours innocently and pleasurably use, and from the rubs and trials of human society itself into the bargain, we recognise that valetudinarian healthfulness which is more delicate than sickness itself".
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.
It looks as if it would have been more at home on Babe Paley's wrist than in a neighborhood that still bills itself as "the bargain district".
"It will be repeating a historic blunder and hurting itself in the bargain by using a blunt instrument of policy at a time when it needs Pakistan's help to defeat Al Qaeda and make an honorable retreat from Afghanistan," Ms. Lodhi said of the United States.
Many shop at the bargain basement Save A Lot, a shop that prides itself on recipes that allow a family of four to be fed for under $5.
And yet compared with the bargain most Americans make when they buy pork in the supermarket, this is beauty itself.
In 2012 San Raffaele itself became embroiled in a financial scandal, which opened the door to the bargain sale of the Sardinian database by a bankruptcy court.
