That breaks all bargains.

I'm the Boss of Bargains.

Your sign speaks of bargains.

Thieves do not keep their bargains.

Levantus. Who bargains in my name.

We drive bargains. Old men's work.

That's why. He's picking up some bargains.

The bargains made, and you'll abide by it.

Fate has guided you properly, I have many bargains.

Many more such bargains will return me to slavery.

Get one thing straight. I'm not making any bargains.

Now the bargains will be struck on somewhat better terms from America s point of view.

Of course, if there are any bargains, one has to be quick off the mark.

Democracies are notoriously bad at producing credible bargains that require political commitments over the medium term.

Fundamentals based investing is giving way to a frantic search for relative bargains in an increasingly overpriced financial world.

Historically, sovereign lending was a job for a few intrepid financiers, who drove shrewd bargains and were adept at statecraft.

There are many bargains to be struck between communities and vendors offering discounts in exchange for wholesale adoption of their tools or programs.

Given America s burgeoning domestic energy supplies, Nye argues, those bargains will be struck on somewhat better terms, at least from the US perspective.

Strategic hawks, however, are open to practical bargains and compromises if the circumstances are right and if the security considerations justify it in their eyes.

Finally, Thatcherism put paid to the policy of fixing prices and wages by central diktat or by tripartite bargains between governments, employers, and trade unions.

In response, many Syrians revealed their extreme irritation and anger over the abuse of the conditions of refugee families through such marriage contracts and bargains.

The chances for such grand bargains have increased in recent months, but, at this stage, they can at best only offset the global outlook s downside risks.

This is protectionist thinking par excellence. What makes exports so special? Why are they more important than cheap imports or the bargains that European shoppers get in New York?

Today, many African leaders pursue similar policies with China, which has struck bargains across Africa to secure crude oil, minerals, and metals in exchange for infrastructure built by Chinese companies.

As I argue in my book The Globalization Paradox, expanding the scope for national governments to maintain regulatory diversity and rebuild frayed social bargains would enhance the functioning of the global economy.

Finally, with the November elections in sight and subsequently out of the way, some believe that politicians in Washington might finally be in a better position to agree to much needed grand policy bargains.

IG Metall, Germany s largest industrial union, which bargains for 3.4 million metal, electronics, and car workers, looks ready to accept an estimated 3.3 annual wage increase for 2007 and 2008 a settlement generally considered to be balanced and justifiable.

But, in trying to strike new bargains with Middle East oil producers, China has already been compromised by its strong backing of Iran, which is locked in a power struggle with the region s leading Sunni states, particularly Saudi Arabia.

These include the general need to uphold commercial bargains protect the pre existing rights and priorities of creditors and minimize any negative impact on the availability of credit, in particular secured finance, that may result from interfering with those pre existing security rights and priorities.

In other words, Gazprom (and the Russian government) are less capable of withstanding the loss of the European market than vice versa. Indeed, given the hard bargains that China has been driving during Putin s desperate search for alternative buyers, threatening to cut exports to Europe has proven to be an exceedingly unwise tactic.