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No one is compelled to submit to the machinery established but where the employer and employee refuse to enter into, or fail in, bargaining, then through the use of this machinery the public stimulates them to come together under conditions of just determination of the credentials of their representatives. The plan is, therefore, a development of the principle of collective bargaining.
"In fact, he was engaged in searching himself for credentials, first in one pocket, and then in another; but he found nothing better than a pawn-ticket, which he offered me. 'What's this? I asked. 'My overcoat, he said, and I noted that he had borrowed a dollar and a half on it. He said, 'It's rather cold, but I ignored his position. At the same time, I gave him a quarter."
His temper was irritated by the impudent threats of the Spanish ambassador, who was imperiously commanded to quit the Kingdom, Above all, the Ministers of France took steps to prevent that triumph to Spain which would have accrued from a breach of the alliance. La Bastide was sent with full credentials to deal personally with the Chancellor.
In his inner coat pocket each carries his credentials, greasy, thumb-worn documents, but precious. He glances at your shoes this insinuating one or at your hat, or at any of those myriad signs by which he marks you for his own. Then up he steps and speaks to you in the language of your country, be you French, German, English, Spanish or American.
'I am just going to put the arch-impostor through his credentials, he said tartly. 'Now then, Lawford! He read out the questions, one by one, from his crafty little list, pursing his lips between each; and one by one, Lawford, seated at the dressing-table, fluently scribbled his answers.
Deeper than her reverence for any form of title was her wounded conviction that he had once laughed at her and made her ridiculous, and to this injury was added the insult that it came from a man whom, as an Englishwoman, she had the privilege of "tolerating." A true parvenu, she had quickly learned to suspect and despise the credentials of other intruders.
Here Reginald Redding was hospitably received we might almost say joyfully, because visitors to the settlement were so rare that whoever made his appearance was sure to be received as a "welcome guest" if he only carried the credentials of honesty and ordinary good nature on his countenance.
"Gracious madam," said the Lady Calista, "may I implore you would permit the good knight to carry this messenger straight to the Lady Edith, to whom his credentials are addressed? We have already escaped hardly for such a frolic." "Escaped?" repeated the Queen scornfully. "Yet thou mayest be right, Calista, in thy caution.
Meanwhile go to Count Panin, to whose department this affair belongs, and induce him to lay before the czarina a proposition for the renewal of the Prussian alliance. Then ask an audience of the empress and present your credentials.
Berner, you are to stay here until the gentleman goes out again." Muller followed her through several rooms into a large bed-chamber where he found an elderly man, very evidently ill, lying in bed. "Who are you?" asked the sick man, raising his head from the pillow. The woman had gone out and closed the door behind her. "My name is Muller, police detective. Here are my credentials."
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