Unless it is managed better by both parties, they predict that the new deal will render organizations uncompetitive. |
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They rejected the new deal, saying that even though the price was well above market value, it still undervalued the company. |
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Yes, farriery is changing and adapting to the new deal, but doubtless not fast enough. |
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Yesterday the manager was quoted as saying he was ready and willing to sign the new deal, but after the intervention of the Irishmen that agreement must now surely be on hold. |
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It was unacceptable for the Council initially to say that the new deal would not apply to this directive. |
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A large part of the new deal attempts to define the respective authorities of the central government and the autonomous communities. |
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Under the new deal Flybe will operate 2 daily flights with the afternoon service being dropped. |
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In the new deal, the NHL buys the air time from NBC and sells the ads itself. |
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Will the Minister of Transport get in line with the Minister of Finance, go with the new deal, put some dollars on the table and get that project going? |
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Fruits of the new deal initiated by the discovery of the proof dynamics and proof-program isomorphism, this inversion will become essential only with the geometrical turn. |
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The Prime Minister should assume responsibility for launching and sustaining the renewed relationship and signal the significance of the new deal by participating at every stage. |
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With a view to the new deal on climate change expected at the end of the year in Copenhagen, the IPU is helping parliamentarians develop a shared understanding of the problem and practical solutions to tackle it. |
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Currently there is no indication as to whether the new deal includes the additional Video On Demand and High Definition content which had previously been offered by Sky. |
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Even though Roosevelt never embraced socialism, aspects of the New Deal were clearly socialistic, as Peter Temin has noted. |
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The bitter political debate over the court packing plan split the New Deal coalition and severely damaged Roosevelt's presidency. |
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We must sound a caveat to the regime that the New DEAL will not sit supinely and see its members being bullyragged. |
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Little appetite has the New Deal for trying conclusions with political champions. |
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The framers of the New Deal never considered day care as a strategy for alleviating economic distress, however. |
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The New Deal coalition also achieved considerable legislative success, especially with respect to statutes that governed labor relations. |
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The coalescence of the New Deal coalition at large, a process also achieved amid the tumult of wartime, was incredibly contentious. |
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By the late 1960s, key elements of the New Deal coalition were under stress, and Republicans were poised to capitalize. |
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The rise of the broker state is arguably one of the most significant political developments of the New Deal era. |
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American politics has assumed the form of a sweeping social reaction, aimed at overturning the reformist legacy of the New Deal. |
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The new deal was brought in at the beginning of October and will extend across the whole of the UK by next month. |
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The new deal is a much more transactional relationship whereby each party weighs up the opportunities and costs of being in the relationship. |
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The new deal was thrashed out during another lengthy meeting between the two sides in the city yesterday. |
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Chief Madzimawi of the Ngoni people in Chipata has appealed to the New Deal Government to provide clean and safe drinking water in his chiefdom. |
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The new deal ensures that commentary from every league and cup match can be carried by the station. |
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The most famous opponent of the New Deal was Huey Long, a Senator from Louisiana. |
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Big business swallowed the windfall tax on utility profits to fund the New Deal and Brown's dawn raid on pension fund dividend income. |
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The senator believed that the New Deal represented an unconstitutional step towards executive dictatorship. |
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For the majority of blacks, the New Deal at first meant further impoverishment. |
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The Social Security Act of 1935 was the crown jewel of the government activism of the New Deal. |
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While displaying nostalgia for a vanishing rural and small-town America, their work also adeptly propagandized for the New Deal. |
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Alone among the New Deal agricultural agencies, they provided subsistence and operating credit for farmers. |
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Here, Burns and Ward not only introduce us to the diverse projects and achievements of the New Deal. |
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Liberals excited at the way you take after Alan Greenspan will be chagrined at your critiques of the New Deal. |
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The new deal policy calls for universally accessible public programmes to be geared to satisfying the needs and requests of indigenous peoples effectively. |
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Modelled along the lines of US workfare programmes, the New Deal was initially targeted at the young unemployed aged 18 to 24 years and the long-term jobless. |
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With a party anchored in a strong foundation, the next chore would be to sell Government programmes and what the New Deal has achieved in the past. |
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The new deal has some modifications to the financial system, but key revenues and taxes will remain with the centre, and implementation of the new provisions will require a new law from the centre. |
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It's about re-forming the political coalition that won both the New Deal and the second world war. |
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The New Deal, of course, was a hodgepodge of programs and as such, some of them failed and were damaging to the economy. |
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At least at the beginning of the incipient movement, conservatives and libertarians could find a common enemy in the growth of the New Deal welfare state. |
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The New Deal, in fact, enabled cooperatives to act as monopolists in so many ways by providing mandatory production controls that eliminated uncontrollable surpluses. |
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The New Deal and its excesses proved to be a flashpoint for ideological debates that occasionally came unhinged. |
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The New Deal Coalition consisted of politicians, special interest groups, including labor unions, and voting blocs that supported New Deal initiatives. |
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It took years, even decades, for the New Deal coalition to completely unravel, but unravel it did, finally, in the 1960s and 1970s, hastened by the party reform movement. |
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The purchasing-power logic, readily embraced by the bill's labor supporters, made this measure palatable to other members of the New Deal coalition and to top government officials. |
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The shift found expression in the political culture of the New Deal. |
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Since Roosevelt wanted to be sure the program would not invite fraud and waste, however, the PWA moved slowly and deliberately, and it did not become an important factor until late in the New Deal. |
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Seventy-six yeafterfthe the New Deal eased America out of depression, United States congressmen – Democrats as well as Republicans – are rejecting President Obama's healthcare plans on a matter of principle. |
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Furthermore, in the 1980s the social citizenship adumbrated by the New Deal began to be dismantled with particularly detrimental effects on minorities. |
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Change on the scale the New Deal wrought has proved interminably controversial. Perhaps the most novel and impressive thing about the book is its structure. |
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Two unconnected factors jeopardized the success of the New Deal program. |
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The new deal will necessitate a new pricing structure, however, with the broadcaster likely to launch a new subscription channel to house the rights. |
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Kuttner, a scarily prolific writer and a co-editor of The American Prospect, lauds the New Deal for its sundry generosities, including publicly financed mortgages, although, he grants, they did not quite end the Depression. |
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Far-right groups and clubs sprang up all over the country in 1936 and 1937, amid the New Deal and a wave of labor unrest. |
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The new deal with Colombia should cut this Gordian knot. |
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It not only predated the New Deal, but determined its shape. |
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The public works Administration was a centerpiece of the New Deal. |
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Roosevelt responded with the New Deal, which included the establishment of the Social Security system. |
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It is important to note, however, that after volunteerism failed, Hoover developed ideas that laid the framework for parts of the New Deal. |
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In the United States, many cooperatives were formed to provide rural electrical and telephone service as part of the New Deal. |
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The new deal will see the return of the iconic Barbara Hepworth sculpture, Rock Form, to Wolverhampton. |
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Journalist Garet Garrett was a fierce critic of the New Deal and has become something of an icon among those now known as paleoconservatives. |
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As part of the New Deal Coalition, the fiercely partisan Minton championed President Franklin D. Roosevelt's unsuccessful court packing plans in the Senate and became one of his top Senate allies. |
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The Depression demanded stronger government action even more urgently, even as the advocates of laissez faire opposed the New Deal. |
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On the other hand, rampant majoritarianism means that 51 percent can indeed confiscate the wealth of all 49 percent, which is what you get under the New Deal. |
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His idolization of the president remained but it was bracketed by FDR's failings not the least of which was the New Deal creation of a federal apparat. |
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Something of a crisis arose when, in 1935 and 1936, the Supreme Court handed down twelve decisions voiding Acts of Congress relating to the New Deal. |
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