Sentence examples for a bargain which from inspiring English sources

That was their side of a bargain which over the years has won the promise from many others never to seek the bomb.

"You really don't want someone to say, 'Wow, that's a bargain,' which basically translates as 'We would have been happy to pay much more than that!' " But how do you find out?

Its roots were partly from years before when the oil producing countries hiked up their prices and when the International Monetary Fund drove a bargain which demanded big cuts in public expenditure.

And one thing the über-rich can't resist is a bargain, which is why they are queueing for hours at the White Cube stand to let Jake and Dinos Chapman doodle over the royal portrait on their fivers, tenners, 20s and 50s.

You can buy wine at retail here (there's a 7-euro corkage fee), and the selection is sensational and reasonably priced, so between that and the rock-bottom prix fixe (31 euros, which, if I'm reading my notes correctly, is down from 39 euros on my last visit), the place is a bargain, which in part explains its popularity.

That's actually looking like kind of a bargain, which I think we can all agree is rare from Sony.

When presented with a plea bargain which contains an appellate waiver, defendants should speak with their counsel to determine if these troublesome waivers can be (a) eliminated or (b) reduced in scope.

For Obama, a Grand Bargain, which is to say a Grand Compromise, is not currently an option.

Under these conditions, in December 2013, Ahmad and Ahsan each agreed to a plea bargain, which meant Ahmad now faced a maximum sentence of 25 years and Ahsan 15.

All I know is this: If either of you had been a real leader truly committed to a Grand Bargain — which you both know is what we need — you wouldn't have just walked away from your negotiations.

A "grand bargain", which is due to be struck at a summit in March, is supposed to bolster the support available for rescues.