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...s of the planning team. If opposing views go unrecognized and unresolved, agreement on the strategy may be difficult to achieve and the success of t... ...ores 8. Awards for highest sale made by salesman 9. Overtime wages 10. Loan facilities. The employer's final achievement is to maximize the pro...

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... matters. But, If it will put your mind at ease, we already have a preliminary agreement on the Hanford renewal contract from the DOD. Are you sure... ... lunatic fringe that broke from the IRA (Irish Republican Army) after the peace agreement with En­ gland. They feel they've been betrayed and are com... ... buy them." "Any Nation. Any terrorist group. Any Drug Lord. Pierce might even loan them the stuff and grab a commission from the blackmail. The po... ...up, this was a meeting to bring him into line. The rest of the group nodded in agreement at the speakers remarks; no one took notes. For the next f...

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...on contention—militarists, ambitious kings and statesmen, war contractors, loan mongers, sensational journalists—follow up their interests and start a... ...llig- erent Governments have taxed on the timid side. Finally there is the loan. This mortgages the future to the present necessity, and it has so far... ...lk of property has been mortgaged to supply the subscrip- tions to the war loans, and those holdings have again been hypothecated to subscribe to subs... ...and those holdings have again been hypothecated to subscribe to subsequent loans. The Pledged Allies with longer stockings have not yet got to this pi... ... “All the people who aren’t killed will be living quite comfortably on War Loan for the rest of their lives.” But part, at least, of the bulk of this ... ...wash that we paint over the firm outlines of reality, and the treaties and agreements of emperors and kings and statesmen have little of the per- mane... ...o both sides. If Germany, Italy and Russia can come to any sort of general agreement in these matters, their arrangements will be a matter of secondar...

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...rn of agitation, the stranger grasped the other’s hand; “and would you not loan a brother a shilling if he needed it?” The merchant started, apparentl... ...te: there’s accommodation notes now, where one accommodates another with a loan, and if he don’t pay it pretty quickly, accommodates him with a chain ... ...pecuniary way an unfortunate friend. He drules out some stale stuff about ‘loan losing both itself and friend,’ don’t he? But our bottle; is it glued ... ... crater. “Yes,” naively assented the cosmopolitan, “and you are go- ing to loan me fifty dollars. I could almost wish I was in need of more, only for ... ...one of whom, for the first time, being in need, for the first time seeks a loan from the other, who, so far as fortune goes, is more than competent to... ...ore to save his credit, he now insisted upon it, as a last point, that the agreement should be put in black and white, especially the security part. T... ...h that sign, barber—Timon’s sign, there; down with it.” This, being in the agreement, was done—though a little reluctantly—with an eye to the future, ... ...; and, after some corrections, leaned back, and read aloud the following: “AGREEMENT” between FRANK GOODMAN, Philanthropist, and Citizen of the World,... ...e a perfect confidence in all men, especially strangers; other- wise, this agreement to be void. “Done, in good faith, this 1st day of April, 18—, at ...

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...money at five per cent, hypothecated on my share of the property. But such loans will be unnecessary. I have discovered an essence which will make the... ...promising to leave her free, and to accept all the consequences of such an agreement. Madame Roguin thus became sovereign mistress of the situation, a... ...he had the audacity, when gambling at the Bourse in their name, to make an agreement with a pretended adversary, a man of straw, from whom he received... ... affair, on condition that these gentlemen would use in their com- mercial loans certain moneys he should place in their hands. By this means he stren... ... by the contractors; always ask their price in advance, and have a written agreement.” “Paris is the only place in the world where you can wave a magi... ...hat you propose, we will sign them to-morrow; but to-day let us come to an agreement by word of mouth, for my architect wants to take possession of th... ...ts, tremendous earth-works; earth-works employ the laboring-classes; hence loans, which find their way back, in the end, to the pockets of the poor. V... ...in’s assets, say perhaps one hundred thousand francs; and I can cancel the loan on my property in the Faubourg du T emple, as the mort- gage never pai... ...ok his position in the face. T o meet the payments on his house and on his loans, and to pay his rents and his current expenses, he required, between ...

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...n the belligerents will not satisfy even the belligerents themselves. Mere agreements may not make peace secure. It will be absolutely necessary that ... ...of the seas if the Governments of the world sincerely desire to come to an agreement concerning it. REQUIRES LIMITATION OF ARMAMENTS It is a problem c... ...ld be likely to arise out of the inflation which would be produced by vast loans. In carrying out the measures by which these things are to be accompl...

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...be pro- moted by the conclusion of two treaties which should provide for a loan to that republic. He has therefore signed such trea- ties, and they ha... ...any state without first obtaining the consent of its govern- ment, with an agreement on its part to receive and protect such emigrants in all the righ... ...s leg- islation of Congress, securing the receivability of these notes for loans and internal duties and making them a legal tender for other debts, h... ...lic credit, moreover, would be greatly improved and the negotiation of new loans greatly facilitated by the steady market demand for government bonds ... ...issued by them. The receipts into the treasury from all sources, including loans and balance from the preceding year, for the fiscal year ending on th... ...m public lands, $152,203.77; from miscellaneous sources, $931,787.64; from loans in all forms, $529,692,460.50. The remainder, $2,257,065.80, was the... .... Y ours truly, A. LINCOLN. ON COLONIZATION ARRANGEMENTS REPUDIATION OF AN AGREEMENT WITH BER- NARD KOCK APRIL 16, 1863. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF... ...as a paper bearing date the 3rst day of December last, purporting to be an agreement between the United States and one Bernard Kock for immigration of... .... Please procure HON. Mr, Starr to come with you and see me, or come to an agreement with him and telegraph me the result. A. LINCOLN. TELEGRAM TO GOV...

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..., of quarrels, of anger, and during those cooler negotiations which need a loan to settle difficulties. “Why were you ever induced to take up such a b... ...ur, Ma- 22 Unconsious Comedians dame Mahuchet, a ladies’ shoemaker. I had loaned money to a countess, a woman who has too many passions for her means... ...ertainly oblige you with the greatest pleasure, but I haven’t any money to loan at the present time.” “Ah, bah!” 28 Unconsious Comedians “No; I have ... ...ng, I can keep them and give you notes in ex- change. If we can come to an agreement about that railway stock we could share the profits, of course in... ...opoly of the sale of truffles; he discounts the paper of that business; he loans money on pawn to clients when embarrassed; he gives annuities on live...

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...e few words that reached the ear of the involuntary listener, related to a loan of money . Just as the pair approached the quay, one of them, dressed ... ... place, his father having invested the greater part of his capital in city loans, when they fell Mongenod lost two thirds of all he had. Then, having ... ...nod and I had studied law; he was now my counsel. When I told him about my loan to Mongenod and the manner in which I had acted,—’What!’ he cried, ‘on... ...n my own mind a sort of claim on him. It seemed to me that by reason of my loan my friend was a sort of vassal of mine, who owed me a number of things... ...-house of Mongenod and Company, which made enormous profits from the first loans under the Restoration. His daughter, to whom he subsequently gave a m... ...e necessary sum to free your book, but you must first show me your written agreement with them. And after that, in order to do still more for you, you... ..., to find you an honorable pub- lisher with whom you can make an equitable agreement. This, however, I will not insist upon. Meantime here are five hu... ...se, under the name of Monsieur Joseph. I am going there now. Where is that agreement you made with your swindlers?” “Auguste will give it to you,” sai...

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...in that matter of Pecunia non olet; there used to be fusses about European loans in China. And one of the favourite themes of British fiction and dram... ...a before the war was the unfortunate posi- tion of the girl who accepted a loan from the wicked man to pay her debts at bridge.” “Italy,” said Captain... ...yards wide and weighing hundreds or thousands of tons. Nothing but a world agreement not to do so can prevent this logical development of the land iro... ...on the material and resources we need, and paying in pa- per money and war loans. This is not in itself an impoverish- ment of the community. The weal... ...sire very widely diffused among intelligent and active people, holding War Loan scrip and the like, in all the belligerent countries, to see bold and ... ...persons and interests localised in that country but foreign to it. Such an agreement as I have here sketched out would at once lift international poli...

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...e. Under this plan the clerks of the court were charged with the system of loans, and the ministry of the interior with that of registra- tion and the... ...it; otherwise it could never be depended on in great emer- gencies. Thus a loan should be put on the market when the country was tranquil, for at such... ...alleix, a brass-founder in the fauborg Saint-Antoine, to whom Saillard had loaned the necessary money to establish a business. This Falleix, a respect... ...d studying their peculiarities. They knew how far to trust the clerks with loans of money, doing their various commissions with absolute discretion; t... ...s pocket; ices and punch were bestowed without prodding, 67 Balzac and he loaned fifty francs without asking them back. He owned a country-house at A... ...es a contract.” Fleury. “No, no; you can only apply the word ‘contract’ to agreements that are recognized in the Code. Now the Code allows of no actio...

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...e thousand dollars. At the right moment Babbitt snatched from a drawer the agreement he had had Miss McGoun type out a week ago and thrust it into Pur... ...aints, how to lay a propo- sition before the Boss, how to hit a bank for a loan, how to hold a big audience spellbound with wit, humor, anec- dote, in... ... he was of the third generation of bankers. He could examine credits, make loans, promote or injure a man’s business. In his presence Babbitt breathed... ... there, why, he could make me or break me! If he told my banker to call my loans— ! Gosh! That quarter-sized squirt! And looking like he hadn’t got a ... ... Company’s terminal deal, Babbitt did not care to go to his own bank for a loan. It was rather a quiet sort of deal and, if it had come out, the Publi... ...ood. He went to his friend Mr. Eathorne; he was welcomed, and received the loan as a private venture; and they both profited in their pleasant new ass...

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... needy manufactur- ers, the other, editions of books given as security for loans. The shark of bookselling and the pike of paper-dealing 7 Balzac liv... ...s of her own funds. She made, so it was said in business offices, usurious loans by means of her brother, who appeared as a money-lender. If, between ... ...s the following:— “How could the Revolution of 1789 have been avoided? The loans of Louis XIV . prepared the way for it. Louis XV ., an egotist, a man... ... he set up that business of gutter usury called, in popular parlance, “the loan by the little week.” He began this at first by help of Dutocq, who sha... ... study,—the effect produced, socially speaking, was much the same. Popinot loaned money without interest, and was willing to lose; Cerizet lost nothin... ... legal proceedings cost so much money. The sale is to be made by voluntary agreement. Now, this notary has applied to one of my clients to lend him hi... ...ke place about the last of July. On this point Cerizet and Claparon had an agreement by which Cerizet pledged the sum of fifteen thou- sand francs (in... ...he building in a splendid manner at a low cost. Theodose insisted that the agreement should be in writing. This purchase increased Thuillier’s importa... ...ce he paid for the work and that paid to him by the master-carpenter; this agreement being exclusive of ma- terial, his contract being only for labor....

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...ours. When are you going?” “I want lodging for a night.” “What else?” “The loan of a horse that’ll take a fence.” “Go on.” “And twenty pounds.” “Oh!” ... ...l Robert was in the doctor’s hands, unconscious of Mrs. Boulby’s breach of agreement. His father and his aunt were informed of his condition, and prep... ...ch do you require at present?” said Edward, pro- voking his appetite for a loan. “Oh, fifty—that is, just now. More like a thousand when I get to town... ...He compressed a desire to dispute with Sedgett that latter point about the agreement, and opened Edward’s letter. It contained an order on a firm of a... ...beheld faces passing and repassing that were the promise of luncheon and a loan; and 237 George Meredith so comfortable was the assurance thereof to ... ... a bargain. No thousand, and no wife for me. Not that I don’t stand by the agreement. I’m solid.” 240 Rhoda Fleming Algernon had no power of encounte... ...r might be at peace, without shame. Algernon signified to Sedgett that the agreement was fixed and irrevocable on his part. Sedgett gulped some ale. “... ...had more the look of a dapper young shopman than of a needy petitioner for loans or securities, stretched over the counter to look at the opal; and he... ... thing of those arrangements. One of his fellow-clerks re- minded him of a loan he had contracted, and showed him his name written under obligatory in...

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... right, and so it is with the heart of your mother.” So two days after the loan was offered so graciously, Lucien repaid it. Perhaps life had never se... ... you?” “Yes,” said Lucien. Circumstances had forced his hand. “Draw up the agreement, uncle, and we will sign it when we come downstairs.” “Who is the... ...ers,’ says I to myself. And so it did. We sold fifty more numbers.” “Is my agreement with Lousteau made out in duplicate and ready to sign?” asked Fin... ...ign?” asked Finot, speaking aside. “Yes.” “Then ante-date this gentleman’s agreement by one day, so that Lousteau will be bound by the previous contra... ...he so-called private office. Giroudeau immediately put a couple of stamped agreements before Lucien. “Sign your agreement,” he said, “and the new edit... ...sking his poet to look in when he pleased in the Wooden Galleries, and the agreement should be ready for his signature. Dauriat never forgot the royal... ...“I have lent him ten thousand francs; if Calas succeeds, it will repay the loan, so I have been organizing a success. Ducange is a clever man; he has ... ...ers; he works upon a man’s self- love; he bribes newspapers to pass over a loan in silence, or to make no comment on a contract which was never put up... ...rew worse. Sheer want compelled Lucien to ask Lousteau for a return of the loan of a thousand francs lost at play by the friend who had deserted him i...

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...And I trust that both ‘His Excellency’ and ‘Her Excellency’ will observe the Agreement I have drawn up. The provision I am most anxious about is this.... ...mes—” “Yes, yes!” my Lady interrupted eagerly, and began com paring the two Agreements. “‘Item, that he shall exercise the authority of Warden, in th... ...eed ing to the W rardenship,” said my Lady. “How does that stand in the new Agreement?” The Chancellor chuckled. “Just the same, word for word,” he ... ...en pity half unmanned: The tear drop trembled in his eye, The signed agreement in his hand: But when at length the legal soul Resumed ... ...e: And once he even said, with tears, ‘Remember, Paul, that promised Loan!’ Said Paul’ I’ll lend you, when I can, All the spare money ... ...nesses I’ve done, From Childhood’s half forgotten years Down to that Loan of April One! That Fifty Pounds! You little guessed How dee...

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...about turning up. She expected, by one grand stroke, to repay the enforced loan she had made upon her niece. She was fonder of the little Bridaus than... ...e certain it is he.” The next day Joseph had proof of his brother’s forced loans upon him. Philippe came to the studio when his brother was out and to... ... interest of two and a half per cent spread over the whole duration of the loan. Such were the rules his father had told him to follow. Usury, that cl... ...ax,” said the old man, glad to get the protec- tion of the soldier who, by agreement with Flore, always took his side in a dispute, “I swear by all th... ...hood. The principal notary in Bourges was requested by Rouget to get him a loan of one hundred and forty thousand francs on his landed estate. Nothing... ...to money, and putting the pro- ceeds in one sum, on the “grand-livre.” The loan of one hun- dred and forty thousand francs obtained by the old man on ... ...future; now work for it. But I must have a 249 Balzac pledge to bind this agreement. You are to give me, within a month from now, a power of attorney...

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...Senior Subaltern, and, further, that the Senior Subaltern is my debtor, by agreement on the 23d of February, as by the Mess attested, to the extent of... ...n- try Branch, and a sound practical man with a large experience of native loan and insurance work. He could combine the frivolities of ordinary life ... ...ssed; and you might call on him next morning to raise a two-thousand rupee loan on a five hundred pound insurance-policy, eighty pounds paid in premiu... ... that Mr. Riley was to resign, under a month’s notice, by the terms of his agreement, telling Reggie that their letter to Riley would follow and advis... ...the pleasure of turning over his Bank-book and reading what it said about “loans on approved security.” That cost nothing. He remitted through a Bomba...

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...ostaguana, had al- ready lost a considerable part of his fortune in forced loans to the successive Governments. He was a man of calm judgment, who nev... .... Gould. Now, what is Costaguana? It is the bottomless pit of 10 per cent. loans and other fool investments. Euro- pean capital has been flung into it... ...er, then, thought Sir John. He worked always on a great scale; there was a loan to the State, and a project for systematic colonization of the Occi- d... ...h he fixed a lurid, sleepy glance; and the figure of the lately negotiated loan came into his mind. He lifted his glass. “I drink to the health of the... ...d an eloquence of which the echoes reached even Europe. For, after the new loan to the Ribiera Government, Europe had become interested in Costaguana.... ... only thing that keeps them out is mutual jealousy. But they’ll come to an agreement some day—and by the time we’ve settled our quarrels and become de... ...erked his head side- ways, and took a puff at his cigarette in sign of his agreement with this method for ridding the town of Gamacho and his inconven...

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...at certain instalments were paid to his principals, ac- cording to certain agreements entered into between Mr. Eg- lantine and them. Having that sort ... ...ly, and made himself a very considerable income. He had set up The Capitol Loan and Life Assurance Com- pany, had discovered the Chimborazo gold mines... ...f the Spur, and had offered to him the rank of Count; and he was raising a loan for His Highness, the Ca- cique of Panama, who had sent him (by way of... ...d have raised a hundred thousand pounds on His Highness’s twenty per cent. loan; he would have had fifteen thousand pounds commission for himself; his... ... The papers of the Mulligan faction again trumpeted her perfec- tions; the agreement with Mr. Slang was concluded; that with Sir George Thrum the grea...