The deal promised Mizoguchi complete artistic control and a large budget.
He forgets they still want the deal to promise reward.
The 1997 deal promises that it will spend no more than $316 billion in 2009, an 11 percent increase over 11 years.
The deal promises additional pay for about 800 Network Rail staff who will work extra hours during the Olympic games.
The deal promises a reduction in the capital gains tax.
The deal promises to shake up the Hispanic TV market.
The deal promises to be a winner for at least one interested party: Gene Morgan, the 70-year-old investment banker hawking the offering.
For banks signing on, the deal promises that they will get some of their money back.
For Dell, the deal promises discounts associated with a large contract.
The deal promises to pose the first big challenge to antitrust officials in the new administration.
