Some feared the power struggle would overshadow other key issues like the rights of women, or that the president would bargain away too much to Islamic hard-liners in return for their support for a presidential system.
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"I am deeply disappointed and disturbed, " he announced, " by the federal government's decision to plea bargain away a jury's right to decide whether multiple murderer Theodore Kaczynski should have faced the death penalty ."
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"The DPRK ( North Korea ) will not bargain away matters of principle related to the issue of Korea's reunification which is vital to the Korean nation, " a spokesman for the North's Foreign Ministry said.
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Human rights groups and others have warned that Karzai will bargain away too much to the men in return for their support for a presidential system, while others say it is essential to keep them in the fold.
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Such a provision was included in the original Senate version of the bill as a way of ensuring that the United States does not bargain away its anti-dumping laws, which seek to prevent foreign competitors from selling their goods here below cost.
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In phe territory left are not population centers but security zones for which Israeli soldiers died and no Israeli government can bargain away : the hills over the Jordan protecting Israel from attack, land belts " guarding Israeli water, roads essential to Israeli military mobilization.
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But both Lockhart and Gephardt emphasized Clinton's warning to GOP congressional leaders that the White House will not bargain away a proposal to extend the solvency of Social Security and Medicare _ two middle-class entitlement programs imperiled by the impending retirement in 2011 of the first of 77 million post-World War II baby boomers.
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Some commentators had advocated including an amnesty as the price for peace; Goldstone was resolutely opposed to this, not only because it would enable those responsible for atrocities to escape justice but also because of the dangerous precedent it could set, where powerful actors such as the United States could bargain away the ICTY's mandate for political convenience.
