Sentences with phrase «of bargain»

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I am totally in awe of your bargain shopping prowess.

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He has always held up his end of the bargain and my last birth was especially amazing - empowering and redemtive!

There are many more glial cells in the brain than neurons, and astrocytes are the most abundant of the glia, so if you take a sample of brain tissue, you're fairly sure to get some astrocytes as part of the bargain.

Just three months after a second bailout, Greece is failing to deliver its end of the bargain and bond markets are signalling that it will not repay all its debt.

Melinda Hamilton, director of Idaho National Laboratory's education programs in Idaho Falls, agreed that there is a need to improve teaching of critical thinking and promote STEM education, but she argued that companies need to keep up their end of the bargain.

It reminds you of your half of the bargain.

You probably haven't heard much about Spacehab's role because part of the bargain was I wouldn't say much about it.

So how do employers keep their part of the bargain?

But when scientists agree to classify a specimen, some of them bargain for larger shares or specific cuts, looking for material they can later trade for other meteorites, as Garvie has often done in trades with Garcia and Cucchiara.

But no formal punishments have been set out for nations that fail to meet their part of the bargain.

The struggle to balance family roles with professional responsibility has become part of the bargain says Lawless.

Our budget pick is more of a bargain, really.

Then, in May, de Blasio brokered a last - minute Working Families Party endorsement of the governor's reelection; Cuomo spent the fall campaign season reneging on his end of the bargain, providing feeble support for the Democratic effort to win a State Senate majority.

Most of the property owners that snagged extra floors in their buildings by promising the city that they would add public spaces aren't holding up their end of the bargain.

Stephen Boyer of BitSight, a cybersecurity rating company, says despite their criminal behavior, hackers have an incentive to hold up their end of the bargain.

Now that the budget has been passed — on - time for the first time in five years — he has held up his end of the bargain.

He ended the relationship with Labour after suspecting it was turning into a trap rather than an opportunity - largely because Tony Blair failed to live up to his part of the bargain by offering a change in the electoral system.

«The world needs to know that when it makes an agreement with the United States, it can trust that the United States will stand by its end of the bargain.

In April, City Comptroller Scott Stringer issued a report that found that 182 buildings whose owners had promised to add public spaces — in exchange for extra floors or other perks at their properties — weren't holding up their end of the bargain.

Spitzer has been «working with lawyers» to come to some sort of bargain to avoid criminal charges.

«This Administration has failed to hold up their end of the bargain,» Palma said, in statement.

This audit follows one that was conducted earlier this year, which found that 182 buildings whose owners had promised to add public spaces — in exchange for extra floors or other perks at their properties — weren't holding up their end of the bargain.

And, as Graeme says above, please can we once and for all dispel this nonsensical myth about a looming mass exodus to UKIP, which has supposedly been a danger ever since David Cameron became leader, but is actually a threat as empty as the Riyadh branch of Bargain Booze?

If the company doesn't fulfill its end of the bargain, it has to pay the state $ 41 million in penalties per year.

After she pleaded guilty, as part of the bargain to avoid jail time, Helene Heastie agreed to sell the home and make restitution.

the countries ended the war based on some sort of agreement The winner can be said to be the one who got the more favorable side of the bargain.

«What the Sun can do for the Conservatives during the election is one part of the contract and, presumably, what the Conservatives can do for News International if they are elected is the other side of the bargain,» he added.

Moreland's leaders suspected Cuomo would shut down the commission if the governor's ethics reforms passed as part of the bargain for a state budget.

His mishandling of the bargain until now leaves deep doubts.

«I would question whether or not Standard is living up to their end of the bargain.»

Its activist wing hates Cuomo, doesn't consider him sufficiently liberal on economic issues, and didn't trust him to follow through on his end of the bargain.

That is why, for instance, in a last ditch attempt to keep both sides of the bargain intact, I suggested a solution that would have allowed us to progress with both reforms: a referendum on Lords Reform on election day in 2015, with first elections to the Lords taking place in 2020, while deferring boundary changes to 2020 too.

But compared to the efforts in other states to expand casino gambling, the $ 4 million was, comparatively speaking, something of a bargain.

In an interview, Ravitch said a fix on the scale of the bargain reached to pull New York City out of its financial quagmire in the 70s is needed.

I did not live up to my end of the bargain today,» King said.

The Minister of Education, Malam Adamu Adamu, who briefed newsmen in the State House after the Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting, said it was saddening that ASUU went on strike owing to the failure of the federal government to fulfil its own part of the bargain with the union last year.

He called on Mr Hague to «challenge the Afghan government's delivery of its side of the bargain» but added that «there is no room for mixed messages from the government».

Anne - Marie Duff's portrayal of the embattled May, from a pregnant wife in 1880s Britain through to a concerned mother of a mid-20s daughter trying to impart the importance of bargain, is exquisite.

What Monserrate, who is facing felony assault charges, got out of the bargain is still unclear; the Republicans promised Espada they'd make him president of the Senate.

Liberal Democrats have kept our side of the bargain.

If the company does not follow through on its end of the bargain, it could lose a $ 3.5 million loan and grant package from the Bronx Overall Economic Development Corporation.

If Destiny does not fulfill that end of the bargain, they could pay a combined $ 275,000 fee to the county agency.

With AV in place, the Lib Dems kept to their side of the bargain in the coalition agreement.