bad bargain उदाहरण वाक्य

At times it seems Russia got the worst of a bad bargain after the Soviet Union collapsed five years ago and state funding for the arts began to dry up.
The Palestinian Authority won't settle for the short end of the stick, least of all when Palestinians would lose access to the arid West Bank's aquifers into the bad bargain.
The law of contract compensates a plaintiff for damages resulting from the defendant's breach; it does not compensate a plaintiff for damages resulting from his making a bad bargain.
If either bill becomes law, however, not only will the drug benefit prove a bad bargain, but the legislation itself likely will diminish the elderly's overall access to care and treatment.
Some Palestinians think that he struck a bad bargain, he acknowledged at the Jabaliya rally, but he added, " It's the best we could get under the international and Arab circumstances ."

Eizenstat said that in any case that deal was a " bad bargain, " agreed to by President Harry S . Truman as an expedient favoring postwar stability over the claims of Holocaust survivors.
A new government study accuses Switzerland of grossly violating the accord and accuses the Truman administration of having engineered " a bad bargain " that covered only a minor amount of the total plunder.
As with issues of consideration, the court's role is not to determine whether someone has made a good or bad bargain, but merely whether that party had the opportunity to properly judge what was best in their own interests.
The requisite Acts were obtained, despite scathing comments ( " The North British Company are the best hands in the world that I know of for making bad bargains " ) from Lord Redesdale the chairman of the Lords committee.
Others, such as Michael Mandelbaum, an adviser to Clinton during the 1992 campaign and now a professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, see the agreement as a bad bargain from almost every point of view " because we're getting nothing and might lose a lot ."