Leicester have endured, by their own standards, an underwhelming season but they continue to operate on a need-to-win basis.
There are many lawyers in New York ready to take up these cases – I've met a few of them in the US – on a pay-if-you-win basis.
"This Vaughan most successful england captain ever in history business is the kind of thing that gets tiresome, of course he's had the most wins, but thats coz we live in an age where one plays 15 odd tests a year on a % of wins basis - may, Jardine, Brearley, Chapman, Hutton etc have far superior records - and no Bangladesh in those wins either".
"This Vaughan most successful england captain ever in history business is the kind of thing that gets tiresome, of course he's had the most wins, but thats coz we live in an age where one plays 15 odd tests a year on a % of wins basis - may, Jardine, Brearley, Chapman, Hutton etc have far superior records - and no Bangaldesh in those wins either".
Noteworthy, suppliers are kept anonymous to each other and buyers can also give a counter price to all suppliers at once as leverage on a first to accept wins basis.
Intel has won the Basis auction, we're hearing, at a price of around $100 million, according to one source.
Perhaps the Supreme Court will grant them a win on that basis.
He is now represented by the law firm Carter Ruck under a "no win no fee" basis.
"I personally don't believe a party deserves to win on the basis of another party losing," Mr. Kennedy said.
Murat's means were modest, but lawyers were willing to act for him on a "no win, no fee" basis.
The shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, wants to make living standards the key electoral battle, but the chancellor thinks that he can win on the basis of economic competence.
