With a little technology we could strengthen security and rationalize immigration policy in the bargain.
She wanted to keep her part of the bargain, and had only herself to give.
However, he stressed that the Scottish champions were still having to operate in the bargain basement.
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The steering wheel incorporates controls for select functions without becoming too cluttered in the bargain.
Fuchs' new company, MyTurn.com, sells nonpremium products: PCs tailored for the bargain basement crowd.
Reluctant consumers may just wait for those back-to-school clothes to hit the bargain bins in October.
This is the bargain our society has made, and it is a bargain worth keeping.
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That also helped to support the bargain hunting buying interest in the precious metals.
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In any event, the government loses much of its management flexibility in the bargain.
That reflects the bargain wholesale prices that Vermont utilities pay Entergy: 4.2 cents a kilowatt-hour.
At the bargain end, Ogden, Utah, must be the best-kept secret in skiing.
Whether Imperva can generate a GAAP profit in the bargain remains to be seen.
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And we knew that restoring the bargain that made this country great would not be easy.
To rock the bargain boots or go all out for a pair of Uggs?
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Since this would make software cheaper, or even free, consumers might live with the bargain.
As part of the bargain, we Idea Bouncers got a crash course in effective group brainstorming.
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Sooner or later, like any backroom arrangement, the bargain is liable to break down.
It is pretty simple: they don't trust each other to complete their respective sides of the bargain.
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Back in the mid-2000s, when Rio began putting its bid together, golf wasn't part of the bargain.
But someone needs to take the other side of the bargain, and that usually requires a speculator.
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Clearly the Cypriot parliament must deliver its side of the bargain by voting through the depositor levy.
Thus, the benefit of the bargain is to attend the game, not necessarily see specific players perform.
And we're going to make sure that the banks live up to their end of the bargain.
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During Allen Kneese's career, some bought the bargain, others hesitated over using the greatest of possible pollutants.
So Jay pressured states to repeal their laws, and Americans to honour their part of the bargain.
Instead of going to Greece, they will go to Mexico which is the bargain of their market.
But for more than two years now Ackman has not lived up to his part of the bargain.
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Lidar monitoring may provide a way of making sure it is delivering on its side of the bargain.
The first and most important negotiation in which we must engage is the bargain we strike with ourselves.
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